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GST relief to ease liquidity crisis, says Texprocil

Govt has tried to resolve the liquidity issues faced by exporters, said chairman, Texprocil

GST. Illustration: Ajay Mohanty
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GST. Illustration: Ajay Mohanty

BS Reporter Mumbai
By ensuring refunds for the goods and services tax (GST) amounts filed during July and August would be made available by October 10 and 18 respectively, the government has tried to resolve the liquidity issues faced by exporters, said Ujwal Lahoti, chairman, Texprocil.

He further said the facility given to the merchant exporters, who account for almost 40 per cent of India’s textile exports, to pay a nominal amount of 0.1 per cent as GST while claiming goods from manufacturers for export goods will ensure that they do not face cash flow problems.

This step has come as a great relief to

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