- Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Ministry seeks ‘merit services’ status for manpower services for lower GST rate
- Indian Staffing Federation supports the proposal, stating it will formalize the sector and increase GST revenue
- Budget representation to be submitted to Finance Ministry for consideration
- Lowering GST rate for employment services could aid in formalization of jobs and reduce compliance burden
- Organized contract staffing companies play a crucial role in providing benefits to workers
- Employment services should be categorized based on their impact on human lives and economic growth
- Jobseekers often enter informal employment due to lack of opportunity and access to skilling ecosystem or education.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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