Ludhiana: With the election of the Punjab Assembly due in the next few months, all political parties try our best to appease the business community.
Recently, the AAM AAM Party (AAP) triggered several leaders, such as Madan Lal Bagga and Kulwant Sidhu, who had an influence in the business community.
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has held meetings with employers and their associations.
The President of the Sukhbir Party Singh Badal was he led several of these meetings.
The powerful congress is a step further.
It reflects on several relief steps for entrepreneurs, especially traders, and senior high-level meetings of senior bureaucrats and other stakeholders will be held on September 7 at the Punjab Merchant Board office in Chandigarh.
The possibility of the main demands of traders such as one-time completion (OTS) scheme for all cases related to VAT and professional taxes will be accepted.
Bhuplinder Singh Basant, senior vice president of Punjab merchant board, “on September 7, all office carriers and board members together with senior officers departments, including excise and taxation, will hold a meeting.
The main agenda is to discuss the demands of traders, including OTS for cases VAT and introduction of amnesty schemes for professional tax payments.
In addition, other important things, such as eliminating institutional taxes introduced by the previous SAD-BJP government and increasing the existing PurView OTS scheme for VAT assessment, it will also come to hear.
“Basant add, “We also plan to form advisers.
The Committee at the state and district levels for matters relating to excise and taxation and mechanisms will be formed to convert the work of the tax department in total paper mode so that employers do not need to visit these offices even For the smallest task.
On the 7th septembe R, some revolutionary steps will be taken to benefit Punjab traders, especially Ludhiana.
We ask employers to continue their advice and demand the earliest so we can enter this in our agenda for the meeting.
“According to Rajkumar Singh, the presidential association of ‘supplier’, Ludhiana,” all political parties and leaders are now trying to please the business community because they are not only sound, they need also election funds from us.
But every time the story is the same.
They forget us when they are in power.
Congress ignored us for more than four years and has now woken up and tried to calm us by announcing reliefs, which should have been offered for a long time.
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