Goods and Services Tax Training

                 


GST TRAINING | PERFECT COMPUTER CLASSES


Perfect IT Solutions ensures that you stay ahead of your professional requirements. To ensure that you are aware of the principles of GST Training and the nuances of the upcoming taxation system, enroll yourself in this course.

Details of the course:

· Overview of Goods & Services Tax Proposal

· Model Goods and Service Tax Law & key Provisions

· GST Compliance aspects ( Registration , Payments, Returns & Refunds )

· Readiness / Implementation of GST System for companies


Hurry and Book your seat for the classes.

Registrations are Open !! For further queries feel free to call us at +91 9610023366 or at contact-www.perfectcomputerclasses.com
Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

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