GST reforms 2025: Car dealers try to tide over Rs 2,500 crore compensation cess
Car dealers in India are seeking government and automaker assistance to manage approximately Rs 2,500 crore in unadjusted GST cess. With a large inventory accumulated for the festive season, dealers face potential losses and working capital disruptions due to the removal of the cess.🕒 1 min read
Car dealers in India are seeking government and automaker assistance to manage approximately Rs 2,500 crore in unadjusted GST cess. With a large inventory accumulated for the festive season, dealers face potential losses and working capital disruptions due to the removal of the cess.
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