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Open Letter to the Sales Tax Bar Association, New Delhi.

03.06.2015
Sales Tax Bar Association
New Delhi

It is the need of the hour for the Bar to create an online repository for all the judgments, circulars, notifications etc. and allow ease of access to all its members 24 x 7 to all the material necessary for purpose of practice.

The Dvat Act and Rules (Bare Act) should be made available online with up to date amendments for easy reference.

A Newsletter service should be initiated from the office of the BAR Association for regular and crucial updates for the members.

Social Media Such as twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp etc. should be used to spread awareness at large, this will not only benefit the members but also create a Brand Image of the STBA.

A separate committee responsible for providing updates should be constituted and be made responsible for giving invaluable and to the point information for the members and not just for the sake of giving information.

Hoping that these suggestions shall bring about the much needed required changes for the benefit of the members.

  
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M/s N.K. Goel & Bros.
cayashugoel.blogspot.com
Chartered Accountants
CA Yashu Goel
9899263490

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