Category: GST

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has, on the whole, made pragmatic changes, to ease the tax and compliance burden on small businesses. The

The applicability of Goods and Services Tax (GST) in the Indian taxation system was a move aimed towards ‘one nation, one tax’. Post land abetment,

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on Thursday, took a slew of decisions aimed at reducing the tax and compliance burden on small and

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) council in its 32nd meeting held on Thursday doubled the exemption threshold limit of textile players from the existing Rs 2

The 32nd Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting concluded today with a list of decisions made that would impact medium and small-scale industries and

A GST cut without providing input tax credit will hike housing prices. The government’s plan to reduce 12% GST on housing to a flat 5% without extending the benefit

The Goods and Services Tax Council, the apex body with representation from the Centre and all states, announced a series of sops for taxpayers on

Threshold limit for mandatory registration of suppliers of goods doubled to ₹40 lakh Small businesses can breathe easy now as the Goods and Services Tax

The GST Council has further deferred the decision on a new tax rate on under-construction apartments. As the GST Council met for 32nd time today

A GST cut without providing input tax credit will hike housing prices. The government’s plan to reduce 12% GST on housing to a flat 5% without extending the benefit

Goods and Services Tax is a step in the right direction which will usher in growth and investment in the country, the industry feels. The

Parliament was informed on Tuesday that 3,626 cases of tax evasion had been detected in the three quarters of FY19 under the goods and services

Appellate Authority upholds AAR ruling The Appellate Authority for Advance Ruling (AAAR) for GST has upheld that a charitable trust whose main objective is the

GST: No e-way bill if returns not filed for two consecutive months In a bid to force non-compliant businesses to file returns regularly, the finance

GST, central excise and service tax evasion detected during the April-December period of the current financial year stood at Rs 48,555 crore, the highest in two years. During the