Jaipur: Chief Minister of Ashok Gehlot along with senior ministers and officials from most government departments seeking suggestions and recommendations from representatives approaching 70 industrial bodies for the state budget of 2022-23 which will not be decided in February.
In the Tax Advisory Committee meeting, which is held virtually, industrial representatives highlight systemic problems, high taxes and expensive strengths.
Cii-Rajasthan in his representative said that according to the 2006 MSME Law, a large-scale unit, the business of the public sector and the government department needed to pay to the MSME within 45 days of purchase.
Chairman of the Chairperson of the Industrial Body Sanjay Saboo said, “Payment accumulates and industry requires this support at this critical time and all large-scale government units must strictly follow Acts for Law for payments within 45 days.” He said there was a notification issued by the Ministry of Finance in June, 2020 provided direction to the government department to pay pending payments in the next 15 days and to report to FD on July 6.
“Still most payments are stuck with PWD, JVVNL, Avvnl, JDVVNL, RSRDC, RSWC, Rajasthan Medical Corp.
Ltd., and medical departments, etc.,” added Saboo.
FICCI in its recommendations said that additional costs of high subsidies of RS 1.94 units prevented the industrial use open access to increase their operating costs.
“Although clearly rationalized in HT consumer rates, as carried out by the RCC, the benefits do not reflect the value of CSS that increases consistently,” said N K Jain from FICCI-Rajasthan, and the Association of the Rajasthan Entrepreneurs, said.
Jain said additional costs of additional Rs 0.97 and its sustainable application even though open access can almost be ignored in the excess of the state given the critical parameters while ASC computing such as fixed costs or demand paid by consumption.
Similarly, the Suresh Agarwal of the Federation of Trade and Industry of Rajasthan, said that the proposed welfare council must be formed, where the maximum number of merchants must be made by members.
The position of the Board’s leadership must also be submitted to a businessman.
In addition, Agarwal said the warehouse must be given industrial status.
“Provision of urban development tax collection by corporate city corporations in the Riico Industrial Region must be removed permanently while NOC must be practical and easy, Agarwal added.
Exporters of Rajasthan’s Federation (in the future) President Rajiv Arora said the government needs to form an export promotion board early and provide subsidies For smaller industrial units for exhibitions and participating Haryana.
He said other state governments provide incentives to exporters for shipping costs and the same assistance mechanisms can be made in the state.
The Chair of the Assocham from Rajasthan Data Ajay said Startup had to get RS 1,000 Crore Funds and urge the government to declare Rajasthan as a mustard country and remove the stock limit on the seeds.