Category: GST

Burdened with greater documentation and compliance, consumer goods companies say the issue of interstate transfer of goods has not got easier with the e-way bill.

The proposed move by the National Anti-profiteering Authority (NAA) to investigate property developers for not passing on the benefits of lower taxes under the goods

Satya Poddar, international tax expert “The three key objectives of any tax reform are to make it simpler, more efficient and more equitable,” says Satya

After a brief pause, exports rose 30.55 per cent to $26.19 billion in November on account of improved global demand, government incentives and simplification of

In a GST Council meeting held on Saturday, the decision to implement the e-way bill mechanism throughout the country by June 1 was taken, in

The GST Council on Saturday approved an early roll-out of the e-Way bill for the inter-state movement of goods from February 1. The GST Council,

Toughening its stand on goods and services tax (GST) defaulters, the government has asked officers to send notices to assessees who have failed to file

What is the difference between cross-charge and distribution of credit by an input service distributor? Cross-charge implies a situation wherein one entity incurs certain expenses

The Empowered Committee of State Finance Ministers was constituted to harmonise discussion and decision making on indirect taxes. Among its heads has been Sushil Kumar

Four months after the rollout of the Goods and Services Tax, States are facing a revenue shortfall of over ₹39,000 crore even as solutions are

The all-powerful GST Council will meet tomorrow to discuss early implementation of e-way bill as well as ways to plug tax evasion. Headed by Finance

The Indian government ignored several warnings from private companies that the complex technology required for a nationwide goods and services tax (GST) to work smoothly

The government is expected to allow use of stickers to display revised maximum retail price (MRP) on unsold pre-GST stocks for three months until March

The taxpayers can revise their credit claims till December 27 in the same form, the government said. The government on Wednesday warned that the taxpayers

Saddled with a massive amount of unverified input tax credit (ITC) claims from the taxpayers, the government fears that the goods and services tax (GST)

Taxpayers told to revise such erroneous claims by December 27 It’s official now. The Finance Ministry has concluded that several businesses have claimed high transitional