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The home minister Rajnath Singh has assured that the central government is still open to consider any GST rate reduction in the view of recent 28th GST council meeting decisions.
Taxpayers and businessman can track the return filing status in a convenient way by logging on to the official GST government website. The GSTR filing is a mandatory process for the businessman.
In the 28th GST council meeting, it was finally decided to waive off the GST on sanitary pads and now they will not be taxed under the GST. But one must not be confused with the actual impact on the sanitary pad.
Amazon and other e-commerce websites may get tax department audit soon, as the reports state that the government wants to ascertain the GST rate cut benefits being given to the consumers.
Finally, the GST council has provided some relief to the hospitality industry through the decision taken in the recent 28th GST council meeting held on 21st July.
The 29th GST council meeting has discussed various significant issues related to the MSME sector. The small industries are continuously approaching the finance ministry for the resolution of their issues which has been discussed in the GST council meeting.
The next GST Council meeting is going to take place on July 21. A proposal is about to come in front of GST council considering the establishment of the National Appellate Tribunal in Delhi
The 28th GST Council Meet scheduled for this Saturday could make a final call on the Vehicle Scrap Policy. Reportedly, the policy is aimed at giving a major boost to the replacement of commercial vehicles older than 20 years with new ones at minimum GST.
C. Bhaskar Reddy, Central Association of Private Security Industry (CAPSI) State chairman and Association of Private Security Agencies (APSA) president in collaboration with a private security professionals delegates presented a description in front of GST authorities concerning payment of GST on 18 July.
