Traders in Haryana have expressed growing concerns about the increasing complexity and tax pressure associated with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. A recent meeting highlighted how compliance rules are making day-to-day operations difficult for small enterprises. The traders are calling for simplified filing processes, relief measures, and action against the growing influence of foreign online trading companies, which they feel are harming local businesses.
The Haryana Udhyog Vyapar Hit Mandal on Monday held a meeting in Sirsa to discuss the growing challenges faced by traders under the GST regime. The session, chaired by the state president, brought together local business owners who voiced concerns over increasing tax pressure and complicated complia
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Small businesses in Haryana are facing increasing tax pressure and complicated compliance rules under the GST regime, making daily operations more challenging.
Traders have submitted a detailed list of issues and recommendations to the chairman of the National Traders' Welfare Board, urging simplification of filing processes and relief measures.
Concerns have been raised about the rapid expansion of foreign online trading companies, with comparisons made to the East India Company, suggesting they are harming Indian traders.
Despite government efforts to ease the tax structure by reducing certain GST rates, compliance procedures continue to remain complex for small and medium traders.
Traders are urging the government to take immediate steps to simplify GST norms, curb the influence of foreign e-commerce giants, and create a more supportive business environment for local entrepreneurs.