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CCI organizes interactive session with Comm/ Secy Finance 8/10/2015 12:25:37 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 9: Chamber of Commerce & Industry (CCI) organized an interactive session at Chamber House on GST with Navin K Choudhry, IAS Commissioner Secretary Finance. At the outset President Rakesh Gupta welcomed him by presenting a bouquet. Speaking on GST Navin K Choudhary emphasized that Industries and trade in coordination with Chamber of Commerce & Industry should organize seminars in consultations with all the stakeholders regarding implementation of GST in our state. He also informed the participants that till date I have no pendency of treasury bills in my office and on the day today basis a complete check on a pendency of bills is looked upon by my office and simultaneously cleared. Regarding pendency of bills with respect to transformer industries, handsome amount has been released to liquidate the pending bills of transformers units. He also informed the participants that in coming days efforts have been put on by the department to ensure that no bills of any firms are pending with the department for a long time.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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