Many of the exporters have come under the tracing radar of tax authorities in India for claiming the tax credit two times for the same export under the inverted duty structure.
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Many of the exporters have come under the tracing radar of tax authorities in India for claiming the tax credit two times for the same export under the inverted duty structure.
The government has again extended the tax exemption for one year till March 2020 to all the exporters under small and medium-sized units (MSMEs), exempting them to pay integrated goods and services tax and compensation cess.
The Gujarat high court has brought lightning news for all the exporter after scratching the deep down legitimacy of a provision under the goods and services tax (GST) that restrains the use of advance authorisation licenses.
Finally, the prime minister takes the step into the long pending GST refund issues of the exporters as the PMO organized a meeting with Mr. Narendra Modi to listen all the related grievances summoning the CBIC.
The drawback of the input duty refund under the duty drawback scheme is that it is lower as compared to last year’s IGST refund as claimed by the exporters which further noted by the Commerce Ministry.
Delhi high court recently asked questions to the central government regarding the continues argument between the exporter’s community and the government on the GST refunds.
Recently the exporters charged allegation against the government for not clearing GST refund claims of around 22,000 crores as the finance ministry itself dismissed the facts stating them exaggerated and inaccurate.
Gujarat high court has given some relief to the exporters who have been charged for illegally availing tax exemptions as the court has told the anti-smuggling intelligence agency to behold their action against them.
In a major relief provided by the CBIC, the agency has now allowed the PAN submission of exporters for the GST refund clearance in case any refund is held up due to the mismatch of any details such as GSTIN printed on return forms or shipping bills.