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Vol. 16 No. 47 | Friday
May 19, 2017 |
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The GST Of India |
Some Taxing Questions
While transporters have been looking
forward to GST, freight forwarders
have been asking whether GST will
lower costs for the air cargo
sector. Mitra Measures Revolution
In a conversation with FlyingTypers,
Mitra said: Agility Predicts GSA Game Changer
Agility’s recent Emerging
Markets Logistics Index predicts
that India has the most potential
to grow as a logistics market. Ah, But For Air Cargo
GST, however, will be a different
ball game for the air cargo industry. Voice of Forwarders
According to India freight forwarders
we spoke to, the place of manufacture
or supply has been divided into
two categories: Business to Business
and Business to Consumer. GST & Express Council Of India
In From The Cold
A number of forwarders that ACNFT spoke to said GST would help in
the long-term. They said that
with the government nod for Foreign
Direct Investment (FDI) in retail,
the country would see more cold
chain storage facilities coming
up. Need For Speed
The Federation of Freight Forwarders’
Associations in India (FFFAI)
believes that GST “will
not only speed up the movement
of freight but also in turn increase
the volumes both on the domestic
front as well as the international
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