AN IMPACT OF GST ON TEXTILE RETAILERS – A STUDY ON TEXTILE SHOP IN MYSURU

  • Unique Paper ID: 208103
  • Volume: 13
  • Issue: 4
  • PageNo: 365-375
  • Abstract:
  • The study is on “Impact of GST on textile retailers – a study on textile shop in Mysuru” to study the impact of GST on textile retailers in Mysuru. Mysuru is famous for textiles, handlooms and for quality Mysore silk. As Mysuru has long history and its tourist place. Textile products production and sales is more. To concert with Mysore silk, quality silk is manufactured in Mysore and Mysore silk contribute to Indian export too. As in human beings life basic needs are food, clothing and shelter. But now a days clothing is not only need but adorable thing. Even if a human’s has sufficient cloths but purchasing behavior as not come down. More and more of trends in market build and rise the demand. So this study in done to know how new tax reform which was introduced called Goods and Service Tax (GST) how it is impacting on textile shops. As this study aims to examine impacts of GST on retailers operating in textile industry in India, findings and results of the research can certainly be useful for small and medium retailers or users of the report to boost their thoughtful on GST and find out ways to minimalize issues in including GST tax system. Therefore, attention is required for Impact of GST on textile retailers – a study on textile shop in Mysuru”. As textile manufacturers occupies major part in Indian economy. After implementation of GST new amendments was framed and for benefit of manufactures amendments was also modified by government.

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BibTeX

@article{208103,
        author = {Dr. Sukanya. R},
        title = {AN IMPACT OF GST ON TEXTILE RETAILERS – A STUDY ON TEXTILE SHOP IN MYSURU},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {13},
        number = {4},
        pages = {365-375},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=208103},
        abstract = {The study is on “Impact of GST on textile retailers – a study on textile shop in Mysuru” to study the impact of GST on textile retailers in Mysuru. Mysuru is famous for textiles, handlooms and for quality Mysore silk. As Mysuru has long history and its tourist place. Textile products production and sales is more. To concert with Mysore silk, quality silk is manufactured in Mysore and Mysore silk contribute to Indian export too. As in human beings life basic needs are food, clothing and shelter. But now a days clothing is not only need but adorable thing. Even if a human’s has sufficient cloths but purchasing behavior as not come down. More and more of trends in market build and rise the demand. So this study in done to know how new tax reform which was introduced called Goods and Service Tax (GST) how it is impacting on textile shops. As this study aims to examine impacts of GST on retailers operating in textile industry in India, findings and results of the research can certainly be useful for small and medium retailers or users of the report to boost their thoughtful on GST and find out ways to minimalize issues in including GST tax system. Therefore, attention is required for Impact of GST on textile retailers – a study on textile shop in Mysuru”. As textile manufacturers occupies major part in Indian economy. After implementation of GST new amendments was framed and for benefit of manufactures amendments was also modified by government.},
        keywords = {GST, retailer business & textile business},
        month = {September},
        }

Cite This Article

R, D. S. (2026). AN IMPACT OF GST ON TEXTILE RETAILERS – A STUDY ON TEXTILE SHOP IN MYSURU. International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology (IJIRT), 13(4), 365–375.

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