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The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) urged the field officers to assist in the revision of GST collections from October 2021 that poses the 2nd highest since the government has started the indirect tax rectification in 2017. The indirect tax council asked the senior councils to assist the field officers to ask […]

GST field officers can restrict the tax credit as of now upon the grounds of the sources found and it is apart from the suspicion said CBIC (Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs). The sources specified that there could be five situations in which these credits can be restricted via senior tax officers. “These […]

The Madras High Court ruled that the GST council must discuss the causes towards blocking Input Tax Credit (ITC) to the assessee. The applicant is the owner of HEC India LLP urging the respondents to allow the applicant to debit a sum of Rs 47,30,457 through its electronic credit ledger displayed in the ledger. The […]

The harassment of the assessee should not be done by blocking the credit. This is the power of the GST council says Gujarat high court. The court commented that the rules and guidelines are to be followed through the GST council which should be issued by the government in the time of practicing the powers […]

GST department is soon going to come up with measures to duly verify the exports and are also planning to install a standard operating procedure (SOP) for on the stop verification of suspected taxpayers. This would prove to be an excellent step towards eradicating tax evasion from the country. In the National GST Conference of […]

The Government is to pass an amendment under section 49 of GST in which the IT officers will be inspecting the fraudulent nature Input tax Credits made by the taxpayers. The invoices that are furnished by the taxpayers will be checked to be legitimate. Input Tax Credit Eligible & Ineligible Purchases: To avail input tax […]

Recently, the companies whose tax payments do not match with the e-way bills generated have been asked for clarification by the GST officers. The revenue authorities have found this tax evasion while matching outward good supplies with the data, as reported from the sources.

The tax officers will go and search for the businesses or companies who have been registered under the GST (Goods and Services Tax) but later disappeared and did not file the returns or paid any taxes.

According to a senior government official, GST evasion worth Rs 12,000 crore has been recorded in 8 months between April and November.