Surat: In online meeting, industrialists express concern over unchanged GST rate on yarn raw material

To discuss GST rate on yarns, prominent Man Made Fibre (MMF) textile associations of the country held an online meeting under the leadership of the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI) on Tuesday. The participants said they will propose reduction in the GST rate on garments from 18 per cent to 5 per […]

GST rate on yarn raw material, unchanged GST rate on yarn raw material, Surat, Indian express news, current affairsAll the associations were unanimous that though inverted duty has been removed at the fabric level in the recent changes in GST rates made by the Central government, a “very large amount” of inverted duty is there at the yarn level.

To discuss GST rate on yarns, prominent Man Made Fibre (MMF) textile associations of the country held an online meeting under the leadership of the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI) on Tuesday.

The participants said they will propose reduction in the GST rate on garments from 18 per cent to 5 per cent in the meeting with the Union government’s Textile Research Unit scheduled for September 12 in New Delhi.

Industrialists expressed fear that a large amount of ITC credit refund will be deposited with the government due to the 18% GST rate remaining unchanged on yarn raw material, said the participants in the meeting.

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Representatives from Confederation of Indian Textiles, Southern India Mills Association, Metaxil SRTEPC, Nylon Spinners Association, New Delhi Textile Association, Association of Synthetic Fibre Industry, Polyester Textile Apparel Industry Association, Pedexil and PTA User Associations participated in the online meeting.

All the associations were unanimous that though inverted duty has been removed at the fabric level in the recent changes in GST rates made by the Central government, a “very large amount” of inverted duty is there at the yarn level. “There should be no inverted duty anywhere in the entire MMF textile value chain. When we remove inverted duty from the chain, India’s textile industry will become globally competitive,” said sources in SGCCI.

 

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