Newsletter/Booklets 25th Jun 2020

Managing GST 2.0 – Issue 6

Authors

Rohit Jain Deputy Managing Partner | Mumbai
Nishant Shah Partner | Mumbai
Jitendra Motwani Partner | Mumbai
Stella Joseph Partner | Mumbai
Jignesh Ghelani Partner | Mumbai
Adarsh Somani Partner | Mumbai

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