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Textile industry buckled up to face the brunt of GST

Related Keywords: All apparels attract twelve percent tax, all set for its July first rollout, confident of keeping this launch date, finance minister Arun Jaitley, imposition of five percent tax on cotton fibre, man-made synthetic fibres, put in eighteen percent tax slab, silk and jute will attract no taxes, The Goods and Services Tax, yarn and fabric

The Goods and Services Tax seems all set for its July 1 rollout, with finance minister Arun Jaitley confident of keeping this launch date despite doubts by the lone dissenter, West Bengal's chief minister, who sought more time.

As the Union Minister Arun Jaitely announced an imposition of 5 percent tax on cotton fibre, yarn and fabric from the erstwhile zero percent tax. Textile industry buckled up to face the brunt of GST. However, some states used to levy a value added tax of 2-4 percent on the cotton yarns and fabrics.

TEA urge Centre for adequate infrastructure facilities at textile clusters

Related Keywords: design studio, finance minister Arun Jaitley, incubation centre, infrastructure facilities, knitwear exports, knitwear sector, pre-budget memorandum, Research and Development Centre, Silk Board or Coir Board, skilled labour, TEA, Technical textile, textile business, textile clusters, Tirupur Exporters Association

Tirupur Exporters' Association (TEA) In its pre-budget memorandum submitted to the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, has urged the Centre to provide adequate infrastructure facilities such as world class design studio, Research and Development Centre and incubation centre for technical textile that will empower successful textile clusters.

These infrastructure facilities will facilitate rapid growth of not only the existing textile business, but also enable its foray into the niche segments creating quantum growth opportunities to the industry

Modi’s first budget to provide impetus to textile industry

Related Keywords: Budget 2014-15, finance minister Arun Jaitley, labour intensive textile industry, modernisation and upgradation of textiles industry, Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme, TUFS

The forthcoming first Budget 2014-15 of the new government in India is likely to enhance incentives to the labour-intensive textile industry which will boost its exports and manufacturing productivty.

The government may increase allocation for the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) in the Budget as part of the support to the textiles sector. TUFS was launched in 1999 to facilitate modernisation and upgradation of the textiles industry by extending credit at lower interest rates to entrepreneurs both in the organised and the unorganised sector.

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