Traders and industry associations in Erode seek GST taxpayers’ advisory panel

The Federation of All Trade and Industry Associations of Erode District (FATIA) has requested the formation of a GST taxpayers' advisory committee to address local business grievances. Their demands include tax reductions, infrastructure improvements, and streamlined licensing for sawmills.
Why it matters
It highlights the economic challenges faced by small and medium enterprises in navigating tax regulations and local infrastructure issues.
The Federation of All Trade and Industry Associations of Erode District (FATIA) has urged the State government to constitute a GST taxpayers’ advisory committee to address the grievances of traders.
At the federation’s general body meeting held here recently, the members adopted 11 resolutions covering taxation, infrastructure, industrial development and civic issues. The federation sought a committee headed by the Chief Minister at the State level and the Collector at the district level to address traders’ grievances. It also urged the government to allow sawmills to renew their license without insisting on a fresh No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board. The federation said sawmills engaged in selling timber for domestic and industrial use did not cause pollution affecting the public.
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