another_armchair
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In Bangalore, chaiwallas and chaat wallahs also accept UPI.Weird in Mumbai everyone uses upi even your local vada pav waala.
The issue here is about rejecting electronic payment and demanding cash or pay 18% more. Many places, they demand cash only and will only issue a paper bill. This is in the wholesale market where competition is stiff, volumes are quite high, margins are thin so there is always pressure to close a sale by giving an offer the customer can't say no to.
If someone is saving almost 45%(without GST) from a regular shop, who wouldn't buy?
Say, a fancy switch costs 80 bucks in your nukkad electrical shop. The same switch may cost 45-50 bucks in the wholesale market. Both won't give a GST bill. If you want to do a bulk purchase, where would you go?
My only question is, how do the traders gain by not giving a GST bill? Don't their distributors charge them GST?
How do they manage the shortage in inventory? Do they make false bills with their auditors connivance later?