CAIT Partners With CreditEnable To Help Traders Access Affordable Finance
Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has partnered with CreditEnable, a global credit insights and technology company, to help traders...
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CAIT Teams Up With Acer, Tally To Launch BizGuru
New Delhi: Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), Acer and Tally Solutions, announced the launch of BizGuru - designed to...
IT Channel Grappling With GST Numbers; Seeks More Clarity
Kolkata/Chennai: With barely weeks to go before India adopts a unified form of indirect taxes under the GST regime, opinion...
CAIT, Tally Raise Concern On GST Law
Mumbai: The lawmakers are deliberating on the specific clauses and contours of GST, so that the appropriate legislation can be...
Tally, CAIT Conduct “GST Awareness” Program In Pune
Pune: Software product company Tally Solutions Private Limited in collaboration with CAIT (Confederation of all India Traders), has rolled out...
IT Partners Seek More Clarity On GST Implementation
Mumbai: In a major step towards the ‘uniformed tax’ economy, a council of federal and state governments, announced the four main...
CAIT, Tally Solutions To Educate Traders On GST Rollout
New Delhi: In a bid to help traders across the country, including SMB customers and small IT resellers, understand the impact...
Grievance Redressal Body To Address Complaints Against E-tailers
Taking a note of resentment of offline players against E Commerce marketplaces on their alleged “unethical” business practices, the Commerce...
Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal Under Fire For Flouting FDI Norms
India’s three best known brands in e-commerce have come under fire from CAIT (Confederation of All India Traders) for violating the forms prescribed for FDI related entities in the company. According to the CAIT, Flipkart, Amazon, and Snapdeal have contravened the government’s FDI policy, which prevents securing investments from abroad in entities working on an inventory based model in the area, and a complaint has been made with the DIPP. One may even recall that in March this year, the government had allowed e-commerce entities to avail 100 per cent...