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E-Way Bills May Boost GST Revenue



The Government Expects Goods and Service Tax (GST) collections to rise by 20-25 percent after the presentation of electronic way (e-way) bills, which will track the development of dispatches crosswise over trucks and help check revenue leakage.

Tax Officials trust a few organizations are on an tax holiday since the presentation of GST. That is on account of under GST, halfway avoidance is relatively impossible. You pay either 0 for each penny or 100 for every penny. "We are aware of organizations that have figured out how to remain out of the 100 for every penny tax net. E-way Bill is one approach to get them into the framework. States that have moved to e-route bill for VAT had seen 20-25 for each penny increment in yearly expense accumulations for quite a long while. We expect same to happen with national e-way implementation.

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