Three days national traders’ conclave will begin on Monday at national capital under the umbrella of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT). The conclave organised by CAIT will deliberate upon various core issues concerning the retail trade, e-commerce, taxation structure and “direct selling” business in the Country.
CAIT informed that about 1500 leading trade leaders from all States are excepted to attend the conference which would be inaugurated by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh at Constitution Club.
CAIT national president B.C.Bhartia and Secretary-general Praveen K-handelwal informed that different sessions will be held on all 3-day to discus individual issues.
Khandelwal said that the trade leaders from all States will deliberate on various core issues concerning trade and commerce including simplification of GST, implications of Walmart- Flipkart deal on retail trade, abolition of income tax, need for a policy for e-Commerce,
FDI in retail trade, emergence of digital payments and digitalisation in current business format, ways and means for easy availability of credit to traders, issue of sealing of shops in Delhi ban in different States, need of effective distribution system etc.
Post Conclave, the CAIT will submit its recommendations to Government for implementation.