Goods & Services Tax (GST) in IndiaGST And How It Works

February 3, 20170
GST And How It Works
GST means Goods & Services Tax .
GST And How It Works
GST And How It Works
It will subsume various indirect taxes and result the onset of new tax regime in India.
GST will result one rate of tax on a product or service in entire territory of India. 
The new tax of GST will be implemented in India w.e.f 1st July 2017.
To know about  impact, implementation, training & analysis of GST on every aspect related to business, please connect with gst@amlegals.com.

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