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The GST registration turnover limits remain ₹40 lakh for goods and ₹20 lakh for services (₹20 lakh/₹10 lakh in special states), but 2025 tightens compliance with mandatory MFA log ins, a 30 day e invoice upload window for firms above ₹10 crore, a 180 day invoice age cap for e way bills, and compulsory ISD registration for multi state businesses—making early registration and disciplined filing critical for MSMEs.
Kanban helps MSMEs manage inventory, reduce stockouts, and speed up dispatches. This guide explains how to set up kanban boards, avoid common pitfalls, and choose the right logistics partners. It’s a simple, proven system to bring visibility and control to warehouse operations.
MOQ, or Minimum Order Quantity, directly impacts MSME logistics costs, delivery timelines, and inventory flow. This guide helps MSMEs understand how MOQ works across PTL, FTL, courier, and 3PL models, and offers practical strategies like batching, negotiation, and shared loads to reduce costs and avoid delays. Real-world use cases and...
With a coastline stretching over 7,500 kilometers and a burgeoning trade ecosystem, India is home to some of the most dynamic logistics and shipping companies that drive its economic growth. Let's explore the top 10 shipping companies in India, drive economic growth through innovation, sustainability, and cutting-edge logistics solutions.
India’s MSME sector is vast and varied—but who exactly qualifies? This blog breaks down the updated 2025 classification based on investment and turnover, lists eligible business types across sectors, and highlights excluded activities. Whether you're a kirana store owner, fabrication unit, or freelance IT consultant, this guide helps you check if your enterprise fits—and why it matters.
Section 74 of the CGST Act lets businesses voluntarily pay GST shortfalls, interest, and reduced penalties—usually before a fraud notice arrives—by filing Form DRC-03 online. Acting early can limit penalties to 15%, avoid lengthy legal trouble, and protect business credibility. This guide explains how MSMEs can use these provisions, with practical tips to avoid common pitfalls and ensure smooth compliance.
This guide explains what a Bill of Lading is, the different types used in shipping (like Straight, Order, and Air Waybill), and how India’s 2025 law now recognises digital and electronic versions. It covers format essentials, tracking, common exporter mistakes, and helps MSMEs decide whether to use paper, eBoL, or blockchain options based on their trade needs.
On July 30, 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a sweeping 25% tariff on all Indian imports, effective August...
The Indian steel market for HR Coils and Plates is currently experiencing a downturn in July 2025. HR Coil prices...
The GST registration turnover limits remain ₹40 lakh for goods and ₹20 lakh for services (₹20 lakh/₹10 lakh in special states), but 2025 tightens...
This guide breaks down how to calculate the weight of MS C-channels using simple formulas, real-world examples, and a ready-to-use...
