Program on Advantage MSME – The Big Strides

Kolkata, twenty eighth February, 2023: The MSME Development Forum-West Bengal Chapter together with NCLT Kolkata Bar Association, Concern for Calcutta and Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX) organized a program on ‘Advantage MSME-The Big Strides’ right now at Hotel Niharika, Kolkata.

It was held with the target to showcase the expertise and entrepreneurship of West Bengal within the very important area of MSMEs. West Bengal homes the second-highest variety of MSMEs within the nation and this program was held with the target of disseminating the benefits that MSMEs have and the varied schemes that the Government has for them.

The occasion was graced by the presence of Mr. Shishir Bajoria, Chairman IIM Shillong; Adv. Narayan Jain, National Deputy President, All India Federation of Tax Practitioners (AIFTP); CA Sanjib Sanghi, Vice Chairman EIRC of ICAI; CS (Dr.) Adv. Mamta Binani, Past President ICSI & President of MSME Development Forum WB Chapter; Mr. S M Gupta, President with NCLT Kolkata Bar Association; Mr. Okay S Adhikari, President Concern for Calcutta and plenty of others. The subjects for this system was “Government outlook in the direction of MSME”, “Basic Technology for MSME”, “Income Tax advantages for MSME and Start Ups” and “Finance Schemes for MSME”.

On this event, CS (Dr.) Adv. Mamta Binani, Past President ICSI & President of MSME Development Forum WB Chapter mentioned, “MSME is one sector which not solely holds the GDP and grows it however is a giant enabler for the socio and equitable development of the nation. With greater than 6 crore models and over 11 crore employees, the MSME sector is the second-largest employer within the nation after agriculture. With roughly 30% of the GDP and greater than 45% of all Indian exports going to this sector, there’s a substantial contribution to financial development. The authorities is all the time making an attempt to enhance MSMEs’ competitiveness within the world worth chain and provides them the instruments they want for sustained development.”