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Letters: Moth-eaten GST

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Nothing is truer than Shyamal Majumdar’s view in his article, “A needless compliance burden” (March 31), on the anti-profiteering provision in the goods and services tax (GST) law passed now. I agree with him that it is a needless compliance burden. It is, in fact, much worse. It is an absurd, retrograde step that will open the floodgates for queries by the department on a vague concept.
 
This issue has two aspects: One, input credit and two, reduction in price. On the first aspect, input taxes paid are to be credited on the basis of actual invoice. This is

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