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Designing a logo and defining a tagline for Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN)

Start Date :
Nov 18, 2014
Last Date :
Dec 18, 2014
18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) is a non-profit company setup by Government of India, State governments and financial institutions to provide IT infrastructure and services ...

Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) is a non-profit company setup by Government of India, State governments and financial institutions to provide IT infrastructure and services to the Central and State governments, tax payers and other stakeholders for implementation of proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST).

GST would be a broad-based, comprehensive, single indirect tax which will be levied concurrently on goods and services across India. It will replace Value added Tax (VAT), Excise Duty, Service Tax, Central Sales Tax, Additional Customs Duty, Special Additional Duty of Customsand several other indirect taxes. Introduction of GSTin India is perceived to be the most ambitious initiative in the arena of indirect tax reform. It would change the Indian tax structure and pave the way for modernization of tax administration.  It will simplify the indirect tax regime, making the whole country a single market.

Objectives of GSTN

The GSTN is mandatedto provide following broad services in GST regime:

1.    Provide common online Registration, Return filling and e-Payment servicesforapproximately 60 lakh tax payers;
2.    Build efficient, convenient and user-friendly online interface for the tax payers;
3.    Ensure integration of the Common GST Portal with existing tax administration systems of Central/ State Governments and other stake holders;
4.    Carry out research, study and implement best practices and provide training to the stakeholders

Entries are invited for the contest of designing a logo and defining a tagline for GSTN.

The winning entry will be awarded as under:

a. Logo- Rs. 50,000/-

b. Tag Line- Rs. 50,000/-

The last date of submission is 18th December, 2014.

Please click here for more information on Terms & Conditions, Technical Parameters and Evaluation Criteria.

Moderator for the task:

Prakash Kumar,
Goods and Service Tax Network,
E-Mail ID: ceogstn@outlook.com

SUBMISSIONS UNDER THIS TASK
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
LOGO: a) Indian flag colours blended in a new way suggesting applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime and its idea of seeking voluntary compliance is depicted by the word “Sangchadhwam” which is the last word of the Rig Veda and whose literal meaning is “Let us progress together”. c) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
LOGO: a) Flag colours blended suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime shown by way of joining of hands c) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”. d) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
LOGO: a) Flag colours blended in a new way suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime is depicted by image showing joining of hands c) The rupee symbol suggests that the logo is for a revenue generating agency. d) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”.
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
LOGO: a) Flag colours blended suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime shown by way of joining of hands c) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”. d) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
THE LOGO REFLECTS THE FOLLOWING TRAITS: a) Indian flag colours saffron and green blended in a new way suggesting applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime is depicted by the picture showing joining of hands c) The rupee symbol suggests that the logo is for a revenue generating agency.
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
LOGO: a) Flag colours blended suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime shown by way of joining of hands c) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”. d) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.
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Anirudh Krishan Goyal
Anirudh Krishan Goyal 11 years 7 months ago
LOGO jpg format attached a) Indian flag colours blended in a new way suggesting applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India. b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime and its idea of seeking voluntary compliance is depicted by the word “Sangchadhwam” which is the last word of the Rig Veda and whose literal meaning is “Let us progress together”. c) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort
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