After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove the Value Added Tax (VAT) on textiles.
After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove #
Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy said the government imposed VAT on textile traders, in view of the then poor situation of the state’s economy, according to an official statement.
After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove #
VAT at the rate of five percent was imposed on textile traders in the state in 2011.
After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove #
The decision to remove VAT on textile trade was taken after a meeting between representatives of textile traders and a group of ministers.
After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove #
The textile traders, led by Andhra Pradesh Federation of Textile Associations (APFTA), were demanding the removal of VAT, as it was not being imposed in neighbouring states.
After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove #
APFTA has welcomed the government’s decision to rollback VAT on textiles in the state.
After a prolonged protest by textile traders in the state, the government of southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has decided to completely remove #
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