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Traders protest against GST – The Urban Debate (July 3)

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After 17 long years, India's biggest tax reform in 70 years, the Goods and Services Tax, is finally set to roll-out on the midnight of June 30 in Parliament's Central Hall. The ambitious tax reform is set to unite the country's $2 trillion economy with 1.3 billion people into a single market.

GST will help remove tax barriers between states, creating a single market. Proponents say the roll-out will replace a plethora of cascading central, state, interstate and local taxes with a single, nationwide, value-added tax on goods and services, thereby helping in accelerating economic growth. To discuss this, MIRROR NOW caught up with Gopal Agarwal: National Spokesperson, BJP; Sanjay Jha: National Spokesperson, Congress; Sumanth C Raman Political Commentator; Dilip Datwani: Vice President, FHRAI: The Federation of Hotel & Restaurant Associations of India; Ved Jain: Tax Expert (Former Chairman, ICAI); Sanjay Todi: Joint Secretary, Chamber of Textile Trade & Industry, Kolkata; Pravin Chorbele: President, Pune Merchant Chambers; Ashwini Kakad: Vice President, Mercury Travels. Take a look.

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