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GST impact: Surat textile traders may go on strike again

Despite GST cut in job work, industry says it's of limited help

Surat textile traders may go on strike again
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The 75,000-odd textile traders had resumed business on July 19 after the government had assured revision of rates in the August 5 GST Council meeting

Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
The Rs 50,000-crore Surat-based textile industry says it is unimpressed at, the recent  goods and services tax (GST) cut on third-party services, popularly known as job work.

The city’s textile traders plan to have a meeting on Tuesday with national counterparts on the course of action, including a possible renewal of their earlier strike.

The 75,000-odd textile traders had resumed business on July 19 after the government had assured revision of rates in the August 5 GST Council meeting. Their strike had begun on June 16, with an estimated loss of Rs 5,000 crore and rendering many jobless.

The GST Council had on

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