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Odisha Cabinet Approves Amendment Of GST Act

in Business September 15, 2020 0 182 Views

Bhubaneswar: 15/9/20: In a significant development, Odisha Cabinet today approved amendment of two Acts- Odisha Goods and Services Tax Act-2017 and Odisha Local Fund Audit Act-1948.

At its 19th meeting held via video conferencing under chairmanship of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik,  the state Cabinet approved construction of a 993-meter-long High-Level bridge over Subarnarekha River at Haldipada in Baleswar district. The bridge will be built at a cost of Rs  138 crore.

“Out of the five agendas scheduled to be discussed, one from Higher Education Department was deferred. However, Four other agendas, two from finance department and one each from Works and Parliamentary Affairs Departments were discussed,” informed Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy.

Two proposals of the Finance Department-amendment in Odisha GST Act  and Odisha Local Fund Audit Act- were approved by the Cabinet, he added.

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