Growth Curve – Post Demonetisation and GST – Media India Group

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Demonetisation and GST have resulted in increased filing of incometax returns and led to tax buoyancy in incovme-tax. These will provide the government more revenues to improve quality of life in rural areas. Thus government getting higher tax revenues will also be a growth and development driver in a larger measure. These structural reforms transform the structure of the economy and prepare it for an era of high growth. The changes made in the structure of the economy are now visible,” said Ansh Bhargava, director, Taxmann, one of the leading publishers of Tax and Corporate laws in India, while talking to Biz@India.
 
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