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India’s steel sector is entering a new phase with the government officially rewarding low-emission, certified green steel producers. From Tata Steel to Kalyani Steels, early movers are set to gain from incentives and procurement preference under the new taxonomy. Let us explore how this shift reshapes opportunities for companies and MSMEs in India.

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Delightful customer service in logistics can become the key differentiator for logistics companies in India. In a market that’s already saturated and highly competitive, it’s imperative for logistics providers to provide prompt, trustworthy, multi-channel customer service to keep customers updated and informed. This article discusses the importance of customer service...

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A Letter of Authorization (LOA) for GST enables a designated Authorized Signatory to handle GST compliance tasks on behalf of a business, such as filing returns, responding to tax notices, and managing audits. This document simplifies GST processes by appointing a responsible representative, ensuring accuracy, legal compliance, and timely submissions. Learn how to draft a valid LOA, understand its benefits, and maintain it for effective GST management.

Last updated on: Nov 15, 2024

Anti-profiteering under GST (Goods and Services Tax) refers to measures taken by the government to prevent businesses from making undue profits by not passing on the benefits of reduced tax rates or increased input tax credits to consumers. This concept is enforced by authorities to ensure that any reduction in GST rates or additional benefits gained through input tax credits are reflected in the prices of goods and services, ultimately benefiting the end consumer.

Last updated on: Nov 8, 2024
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