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Small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) are widely recognized as the driving force behind global economic expansion and the champions of equitable development. MSMEs will always exist, regardless of the type of nation (Developed, Developing, or Under Developed). The sector's key role in contributing to industrial output, exports, and primarily in creating jobs at low capital cost is its main advantage.

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Compared to large businesses, the MSME sector has a substantially higher labor intensity. In most economies, MSMEs make up over 90% of all businesses, are recognized with creating the fastest rates of employment development, and contribute significantly to both industrial output and exports. Delayed Payment to Micro and Small Enterprise (MSE) (MSME Act, 2006) clauses (Section 15- 24). State governments will create the Micro and Small Business Facilitation Council (MSEFC) to handle disagreements over obtaining references and registering complaints about late payments.

If the buyer does not pay within 45 days of accepting the products or service, he is responsible for paying compound interest with monthly rests to the supplier on the amount at three times the bank rate alerted by RBI. in Section 16

State governments are required to provide notice of I the Entrepreneur Memorandum Authority, (ii) the MSEFC Rules, and (iii) the MSEFC Constitution.

With the exception of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, and Manipur, all 36 States and the District of Columbia have established MSEFCs in accordance with the requirements of the MSMED Act of 2006, and all States and the District of Columbia have notified the authority for filing entrepreneurs' memoranda, announced MSEFC rules, and established MSEFCs.

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