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Government examining implementation of GST in TTD: Yanamala Ramakrishnudu
Minister for finance Yanamala Ramakrishnudu said that government was examining implementation of GST in TTD. “We are going to discuss this issue and other amendments to GST bill in council meeting, which will be held at Delhi on June 11,” he added.
Tirupati: Minister for finance Yanamala Ramakrishnudu said that government was examining implementation of GST in TTD. “We are going to discuss this issue and other amendments to GST bill in council meeting, which will be held at Delhi on June 11,” he added.
Accuses YSRCP of political drama on Assembly water leakage
The minister along with family members had a darshan at the deity on Saturday morning. Addressing the media at Lord Venkateswara Temple, he mentioned that sale of prasadams, allotting of cottages and guest houses on rental basis and all others sales and service activities come under GST.
“According to GST rules, TTD should register as a dealer in GST website. Earlier, state government had exempted TTD from VAT, with GST under purview of Centre, we are mulling over the issue,” he noted and stated that there was a demand to decrease GST on textiles and food industry; we would raise these issues at Council meet.
Ramakrishnudu charged Jagan and YSRC with using the Assembly water leakage issue for political mileage. “They are trying to defame Assembly and Secretariat construction, CID enquiry will bring facts into light,” he asserted.
