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From November 1, many sectors and things associated with day-to-day affairs will see changes. These changes will also affect companies who have to file the Goods and Services (GST) receipts. One of them will be particularly important for people who r

According to an advisory from the National Informatics Centre (NIC), businesses with turnover of Rs 100 crore and above will have to upload GST invoices on the e-invoicing portal within 30 days with effect from November 1.

India Business News: After laptops, PCs and tablets were put on the 'restricted list' necessitating licensing or approval for imports, the government on Thursday unveiled

After laptops, PCs and tablets were put on the restricted list necessitating licensing or approval for imports, the government on Thursday unveiled a new regime to permit shipments of these items in a "matter of minutes" through an online mechanism, as it sought to push global giants to manufacture in India. Though there is no move to restrict imports from any country, the decision is expected to impact Chinese imports the most as nearly 60% of the products come from the neighbouring c...

As PC and laptop makers urge the government to rethink its decision on import licensing requirements accompanied by a quota, the industry stakeholders have

The Central Government is contemplating a proposal that could mandate the import of IT hardware, such as laptops, personal computers, and servers, solely from

The India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA) has written a letter to the IT Ministry

French electronics company Thomson is preparing to enter the Indian laptop market and is in final talks with a Noida-based contract manufacturer.

Earlier this month, the Centre placed restrictions on the import of laptops, tablets, and computers with immediate effect. Later it deferred the deadline for implementing import restrictions to November 1.

There is no doubt that India is dependent on China for IT equipment, but restricting their free imports risks hurting India’s crucial IT services sector, and the manufacturing sector as well