The Indian clothing industry is one of the biggest industry
in the Asian continent because it provides employment to a great number of qualified
and unqualified people in the country. It contributes about 10% of its total
annual export, and due to the GST, there is a huge increase in value (costlier).
GST would continuously affect the value of cotton in the textile industry, and
it is mostly chosen by medium and small enterprises.
Before getting into Impact of GST on Clothing Industry feel
free to read this Introduction AboutT-Shirt Manufacturing
At present natural fibers like wool and cotton, which are free
from tax, would be taxed less than the GST. In spite of this, the textile
industry would get benefits from the introduction of GST:
Drop in Manufacturing
Cost
GST (Goods and Service Tax) is considering the different taxes
like entry tax, luxury tax, Octroi etc., which helps decrease in manufacturing
cost in the textile industry.
Smash in Input Credit
Chain
The major section of Indian textile industry operates in the
unorganized sector, therefore it creates a break in the flow of input tax
credit. GST enables this credit system, which creates a balance towards the
organized sector.
Input credit
permitted on Capital Goods
At present, the import cost of the latest technology for
manufacturing textile goods is very costly as the excise duty paid is prohibited
as input tax credit. While under GST, the input tax credit available for the tax
paid on capital goods.
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