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Cost-effectiveness is trending and the implementation of GST and E-way bill supports the same. This is evident from the declaration which has come from the Accutime which hinted and suggested the Cos rethink its logistics.
The Indian government has recently notified the PDF format of all the Income Tax Return (ITR) forms for AY 2025-26 under the tax regime. All the taxpayers in India must file their returns on time as per the government rules and guidelines. However, to make the tax compliance process relatively easy, the income tax department […]
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Tax sleuths have planned a fresh crackdown on traders practising tax evasion of Goods and Services Tax (GST) by pursuing new registration for their businesses without dismissing a prior one.
The income tax department is all set to nab the income tax evaders with its pool of expertise and vast data of transactions caught by the officials through deep exploration.
Recently on 1st April 2019, the GST e-way bill turns 1 year older as it was implemented a year ago. In this new financial year 2019-20 which brought multiple changes in rules, also made easier for transporters while generating the bill.
Recently, the goods and service tax (GST) authorities are seen in a hyperactive mood tightening their reigns on the taxpayers, who are found guilty of not paying their tax dues.
The new financial year brings along new rules and regulations like new alterations regarding Aadhar cards, GST, etc but there is no compulsion for fresh invoice number with the beginning of the new financial year. Rule 46 of the CGST Act does not bind any taxpayer to start a new invoice series for the new financial year, and they can continue from where they left by the end of the last financial year.
GST 2.0 regime is a new advancement in GST taxation. It is assured for a single, moderate, standard rate of tax by the Congress, which would be covering all goods and services.
