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Start Your Industry Specific GST Journey

Goods and Services Tax - the upcoming revolutionary tax reform will bring unparalleled changes across all industries. As a market leader in enterprise applications - SAP is ready to empower businesses with customized industry specific solutions ensuring a smooth GST implementation.

  • Retail /E-com /FMCG GST is expected to benefit the Retail and FMCG sectors due to the efficiency released from supply chain consolidation.
  • Transportation / Warehousing / Logistics GST will bring in consolidation of storage and redistribution of transportation volumes.
  • Discrete Manufacturing / Auto GST will enable strategic inventory placement, achieving higher customer SLAs
  • Professional Services GST is expected to lead to increased taxation on services sector, leading to services becoming more expensive.
  • Chemicals and Pharma These sectors are likely to gain immensely from the supply chain efficiencies that will be enabled by GST.
  • Metals and Mining GST is expected to increase taxation on these sectors, the impact of which will need to be absorbed by manufacturers, so as to maintain a balance for consumers.

The Alpha and The Omega of GST

This whitepaper help you demystify GST, outlines the impact of GST on various business processes and help you understand how solutions like SAP S/4HANA can help you in getting compliant on GST and simplify your Business Transformation journey.

Simplify Your Transition

The upcoming GST roll-out has generated a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt in the market. Read on to understand SAP’s simplified approach to getting GST compliant.


Ensure Zero Disruption

Tax Migration of business processes and IT systems is a complex journey because of the risk of business disruption and efficiency loss. Read further to find out about SAP’s solutions to minimize this risk.

Get Future Ready

GST is not just about legal compliance, it is also an opportunity for Indian businesses to reduce costs and improve profitability. Learn how SAP helps you to get ready for the GST change, and benefit most from this reform.

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