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Govt should remove VAT on fashion industry: Assocham
The government should remove value added tax on the fashion industry to make it competitive in the international markets,business chamber Assocham said.
The government should remove value added tax on the fashion industry to make it competitive in the international markets,business chamber Assocham said.
“…remove the (8-10 per cent) VAT on products of fashion,especially with more than 50 per cent handloom and handicrafts input,to make them competitive in the global market,” it said in a representation to the Finance Ministry.
The Indian fashion industry is at a budding stage and accounts for barely 0.3 per cent of international industrys networth,which may further come down in the absence of necessary government support,Assocham Secretary General D S Rawat said.
India’s fashion industry,which is expected to cross Rs 800 crore in turnover in the next 2-3 years from the present Rs 300 crore,is fragmented and unorganised,it said.
The government support to the industry is the need of hour in the form of tax incentives as the sector finds it difficult to build a concept and implement a roadmap for setting up self-sustaining fashion hubs,Rawat said.
The chamber has come out with a roadmap for creating fashion hubs which could be implemented jointly by industry and government.


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