The CGST Kanpur department recently held an event called 'SAMVAD' to discuss the upcoming Next-Gen GST 2.0 reforms. The meeting brought together important figures from industry, trade, tax professions, and government, including the Hon'ble MoS (Finance) Sh. Pankaj Chaudhary. The aim was to foster dialogue on making India's tax system more efficient, business-friendly, and beneficial for consumers, while also seeking feedback from participants.
The Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) department of Kanpur successfully organized 'SAMVAD' to discuss the Next-Gen GST 2.0 Reforms, bringing together key stakeholders from the industrial and trade community, tax professionals, and policymakers. Hon'ble MoS (Finance) Sh. Pankaj Chaudhary graced t
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FAQ :
The event was organised to discuss the Next-Gen GST 2.0 Reforms, bringing together stakeholders to engage in dialogue about the future of India's tax structure.
Key stakeholders from the industrial and trade community, tax professionals, policymakers, senior officials of the CGST department, and dignitaries including Hon'ble MoS (Finance) Sh. Pankaj Chaudhary attended the event.
The government aims to make India's tax system more streamlined and business-friendly, reduce the tax burden on consumers, and create a conducive environment for economic growth.
The CBIC will make efforts to ensure that the benefits of tax reductions reach consumers.
Yes, the CGST department invited feedback from traders, entrepreneurs, and tax professionals to incorporate practical insights into the reform framework.
Yes, MSME and women entrepreneurs participated in large numbers, which was a highlight of the event.