100 Days of GST: Are Small, Traditional Businesses Better Off?

BloombergQuint caught up with a third generation entrepreneur to find out if GST achieved what it set out to do.

The transition to the Goods and Services Tax hasn’t been easy for small and medium enterprises or traditional businesses. Take for instance, shops in Mumbai’s Crawford market, a hub for such smaller players.

BloombergQuint caught up with a third generation entrepreneur who runs a 94-year-old business and the managing director of a small scale manufacturing unit Par Speciality Polymers to find out if the tax reform has achieved what it set out to do.

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