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Government by the way of Circular No.136/06/2020-GST, dated 03.04.2020 sorts out all the doubts related to the relief measures extended to benefit the taxpayers and business entities. By the means of this circular, taxpayer, as well as the local tax authorization, will be able to acknowledge the compliance requirements under provisions of Central Goods and […]
The Delhi High Court underlined that the Goods & Services Tax (GST) regime intents to facilitate the assesses and not to make them suffer due to technical failures & faults so the software system should be maintained & regularly updated with the amendments in rules & regulations. Delhi HC said that the rights of individuals […]
GST Council 38th Meeting concludes on 18th December 2019 under the Chairmanship of the Union Minister for Finance & Corporate Affairs, Nirmala Sitharaman. The meeting was also attended by Anurag Thakur (Union Minister of State for Finance & Corporate Affairs) and Finance Ministers of States & UTs and some senior officers of the Ministry of […]
Since its very introduction, GST has been criticized for increasing compliance burden on the Indian taxpayers.
Despite continuous row between the Central GST department and the State tax department over the issue, Punjab’s finance minister Manpreet Badal is now eager to make a third amendment to the e-way bill rules in the state.
A GST seminar was organized recently by the Tax Practitioners Association. The venue was Indore’s very own and famous Pritamlal Dua Auditorium.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently in its meeting said that, with GST implementation, a new business culture is developing for the country and in the long perspective consumers will be benefited with this.
On the verge of new taxation regime occupying the nation, there are still some obligations which are to be met before fully realizing goods and service tax in India.
The government of India brought some agriculture portion under GST regime like contractual farming from which big retail chains & Quick service restaurants (QSRs) may see their impact as they provide contracts to a farmer for growing specific agricultural products which directly sold by them in malls would now attract GST.
