- Telangana textile industry calls for GST rate reform on textile products
- Advisory to banks on working capital and action against unfair e-commerce practices
- Textile industry is a major employment generator facing stress and needs support
- TSFTA president submitted a memorandum to Union Minister of MSMEs
- Request for uniform 5 percent GST on textile products for affordability and compliance
- Banks reluctant to extend working capital to small traders and textile units
- Need to simplify loan disbursement and ensure timely credit
- Request for export incentives and training for textile MSMEs
- Concerns over e-commerce platforms and retail chains offering deep discounts
- Call for policies to ensure fair competition and protect offline traders
- Request for wholesale and retail traders to access MSME benefits
- Need for subsidised power tariffs and infrastructural upgrades at textile clusters
- MSME Ministry’s support is crucial for sustaining livelihoods and economic contribution
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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