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SE Report
GANGTOK, September 1: The Sikkim Chamber of
Commerce has pioneered to organise
the first awareness camp on Goods and Service
Tax (GST) in association with the State
Commercial and Taxes Department on September 7.
A press release issued by SCS informs that GST
introduced for the first time in France 1945 and
spread across 140 countries, will be applicable
in India from April 1, 2011 and that people
would have questions for this new system of
taxing. “It is understood that with the
implementation of GST all the other taxes like
CST, VAT, Service Tax, Excise Duty, Cess etc.
shall be subsumed in it,” said SCS, Organising
Secretary Sat Bhagwan Agarwal in the release.
Mr. Agarwal added that all businesses whether
engaged in the sales or supply of services would
be impacted by GST system as GST is a consumer
based levy. The tax will be collected by the
States where the goods or services actually are
consumed, he said.
The programme to be held on September 7 at Hotel
Tashi Delek will have Special Secretary,
Commercial Taxes Department HB Rai as the
keynote speaker. He will also chair the camp as
the chief guest, while Deputy Commissioner Manoj
Rai will deliver talk on GST, Asst. Director,
Computer Cell Vikash Diyali will explain E
Services on tax compliance and Deputy
Commissioner, (Cess and Professional Taxes) MN
Dahal will speak on Environment Cess.
SCS has also invited members from all the Trade,
Hotel and Industrial Bodies to attend the camp. |
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Sikkim
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Area : 7400 Sq.km Capital
: Gangtok
Altitude: 5,840 ft Population: 6.10
Lakhs Topography: Hilly terrain elevation
from 600 ft. to over 28,509 ft above sea
level Climate: Summer Max- 21°C ;
Min - 13°C Winter Max -13°C ; Min -
0.48°C Rainfall : 325 cm per annum
Language Spoken: Nepali, Bhutia, Lepcha,
Tibetan, English, Hindi |
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