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The Request for Information (RFI) is the first filter in public procurement. For MSMEs, it decides whether bids move forward or get rejected early. This guide explains RFI meaning in tenders, key steps on GeM and CPPP, common errors like DSC expiry or document mismatch, and practical tips to help small vendors clear the stage confidently.
Import/export business is a company that either exports products to be sold globally or imports goods to be sold in the domestic market. These organisations have restrictions on the products they can import/export and should obtain the Importer-Exporter Code before starting their business.
For businesses to ace inventory management, it’s important to place reorders in time. The economic order quantity model, enables businesses to reorder stocks in time to meet customer demand while reducing expenses. Read on to learn more about the concept of economic order quantity in logistics, how it benefits SMEs,...
Filing a NIL GST return is an essential compliance requirement for taxpayers with no business activity during a tax period. This process can be completed quickly via the GST portal or SMS, ensuring you maintain your active status under GST regulations. Our detailed guide simplifies the steps to help you file NIL GST returns effortlessly and avoid penalties. Read on to learn everything you need to know about filing NIL GST returns in India.
Deemed exports under GST play a pivotal role in India’s tax framework, offering businesses the opportunity to enjoy export-related benefits for certain domestic transactions. Unlike conventional exports, deemed exports do not involve the physical movement of goods outside the country but still qualify for tax advantages, including GST refunds.
This article explains into the complexity of composite supply under GST, offering definitions, distinctions from mixed supply, tax implications, and compliance strategies, supplemented by practical examples and recent legal interpretations.
The concept of Place of Supply under GST is fundamental to ensuring accurate taxation and compliance. It determines whether a transaction attracts CGST, SGST, or IGST, directly impacting tax jurisdictions and revenue distribution. This guide delves into the core rules under Section 12, offering practical examples and insights into challenges businesses face.
India’s steel sector is entering a new growth phase, driven by a strong steel IPO surge and expansion cycle in...
Steel procurement in EPC projects now requires financial modelling, not just rate comparison. In 2026, volatility, supplier concentration, and compliance...
The EPC payment cycle in India often creates cash flow pressure due to RA bill approval delays, retention money lock-in,...
The EPC tender process in India requires strict compliance, accurate documentation, and early eligibility assessment. For MSMEs, success depends on...
