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Yaar, India mein business karna ek alag hi struggle hai, hai na? Rules itne complex hain ki companies, especially chote aur medium waale (MSMEs) inme hi ulajh kar reh jaate hain. Ab PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) ne government se bola hai ki bhai, ye sab band karo aur business karna aasan banao!
Ye log keh rahe hain ki jo current rules hain na, woh sirf expenses badha rahe hain bina koi khaas value add kiye. Isse India ki industries ki competitiveness kam ho rahi hai aur manufacturing exports bhi utni tezi se nahi badh paa rahi. Socho, agar costs kam honge toh companies aur zyaada competitive banengi aur globally better perform kar paayengi.
Sabse badi dikkat kya hai? Pehle toh woh mandatory saare corporate filings, jaise MGT-7 aur AOC-4. Ek hi information baar-baar dena padta hai, jisse compliance cost badh jaati hai aur galati hui toh penalties ka dar. Phir MSMEs ko mandatory tax audits face karne padte hain, sirf isliye kyunki income ke threshold kam hain. Yeh chote businesses par ek bada financial aur admin ka bojh hai.
Aur GST ka toh alag hi drama hai. Input Tax Credit (ITC) milna depend karta hai ki supplier ne rules follow kiye hain ya nahi. Agar supplier ne gadbad ki, toh buyer ko nuksaan hota hai. Isse supply chains disrupt hoti hain aur cash flow par bhi asar padta hai. Plus, Tax Collected at Source (TCS) aur Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) dono alag-alag handle karna bhi ek headache hai.
Financial markets mein bhi kuch issues hain, jaise government securities par high 'haircuts' (value kam karna), CSGL accounts par limits, aur unclear price band rules. Yeh sab investors ke liye risk badhata hai aur indirectly companies ke liye capital cost bhi badha sakta hai.
Toh PHDCCI ne kya solutions diye hain? Unhone kaha hai ki sabse pehle toh saare corporate filings ko combine karke ek single annual filing bana do. MSMEs ke liye yeh game changer hoga. Tax audit ke liye threshold ko badha kar ₹5 crore se ₹10 crore tak karna chahiye aur TCS-TDS ko bhi simplify karna hai. GST mein, ITC eligibility ko supplier ke action se alag karna hoga, taaki buyers ko inconvenience na ho. Financial markets mein bhi rules ko standardize aur transparent banane ki zaroorat hai.
Basically, PHDCCI President Rajeev Juneja ka kehna hai ki rules ko digital aur risk-based banao, jisse business karna aasan ho. Ek stable aur predictable regulatory environment hone se hi India ki industries globally compete kar paayengi aur manufacturing exports mein zabardast growth dikhegi. Agar ye friction khatam ho gaya, toh India apne economic goals aasani se achieve kar sakta hai.