The new/updated return filing form, which is based on the suggestions and recommendations for making the GST return filing process easier for taxpayers, already got its approval from the GST Council last week.
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The new/updated return filing form, which is based on the suggestions and recommendations for making the GST return filing process easier for taxpayers, already got its approval from the GST Council last week.
All started when the MP High Court has supported the move to impose a fine of Rs. 1,32,13,683 on Gati Kintetsu Express Pvt Ltd as it failed to comply as per the requirement of the e-Way bill.
In response a petition filed by builders and developers, the Bombay High Court has decided that goods and services tax (GST) would be leviable on the one-time premium of a long-term lease of 30 years or more, as it is treated as a ‘supply’ under the GST law.
In a dramatic yet appealing suggestion made by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) to the finance minister, the total came out to be 121 suggestions.
When GST was introduced last year, many skeptics seemed surprised by its complex framework. However, a year later, the GST has undergone a cosmetic makeover of some sort.
In a meeting held of the finance ministers of various Indian states for reviewing of the GST reverse charge mechanism, it has been recommended that section 9(4) of the CGST Act, 2017 should be deleted.
The Authority for Advance Ruling or AAR (Rajasthan) has cleared all pervading ambiguities over GST and Electricity. While Electricity is not under the direct ambit of the GST, but electricity invoices can have GST components at times.
Logistic Efficiency is paramount for profitable business operations. The 18-20% decrease in turnaround time for road transport sector post GST introduction are good omens for business operations.
GST is about to get a year old. And post discussions and reviews, the Central Government is set to introduce a total of 35 amendments.