- Isabgol traders are обеспured by conflicting GST interpretations in Gujarat and Rajasthan for the same product.
- Gujarat treats unprocessed isabgol seeds as “fresh” and exempt (0% GST), while Rajasthan applies 5% GST as “dried” seeds.
- The inconsistency has disrupted trade, including halts at the Unjha APMC, due to fears of backdated tax demands and locked-up working capital.
- The industry is asking the GST Council and Finance Ministry for a clear, uniform national rule.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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