A visitor to India would be bewildered. Political rhetoric from the government and the Opposition is harsh in tone and lacking in content. False, loud
Category: GST
GST-hit small units need more help | Business Line–14.11.2017
Changes in the composition scheme have helped. However, easier filing and simpler rules for job workers are called for In India, tax administrations have
Clearing the clutter | Business Line–14.11.2017
Now, GST is assuming a more acceptable form The latest GST Council meeting only appeared to have played to a pre-written script. Rates of tax
What are consequences of not filing GST returns within due dates? | Business Standard News–13.11.2017
I am a trader selling my products through an e-commerce portal, having an annual turnover of less than Rs 1 crore. Am I eligible to
Stamp duty, property tax may stay out of GST | Business Standard News–13.11.2017
Real estate may not fully come under the goods and services tax (GST) because the stamp duty and property tax can stay out of its
Better and simpler | Business Standard Editorials–13.11.2017
Ever since it was put in place in July, the goods and services tax (GST) has been receiving a barrage of criticism for its many
More of the GST rules thicket | Business Standard Column–13.11.2017
Two weeks earlier, I wrote that the notifications for refund of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on deemed export and payment of 0.1 per cent
GST: Surviving the anti-profiteering gaze | Business Standard News–13.11.2017
When the finance minister in a media interaction after the 23rd Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting ticked off restaurant owners for not passing
The complex problem of a simple GST- Business News–13.11.2017
On Sunday, 29th October, a high level panel on the Goods and Services tax (GST), led by Assam finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, came up
GST: Items of common man’s consumption required some GST relief: Hasmukh Adhia – The Economic Times–12.11.2017
In the first major overhaul of the goods and services tax (GST) rates since its rollout on July 1, the GST Council on Friday reduced
The 23rd GST Council Meeting: Are the latest measures a hit or miss? – The Economic Times–11.11.2017
By Priyajit Ghosh The 23rd GST Council meeting that concluded in Guwahati was much- awaited post the Prime Minister announcing a major relief. The
Tax filing timelines extended: Here are your new dates to file GST returns – The Economic Times–11.11.2017
To bring simplicity and to reduce the compliance burden for the taxpayers, the GST Council in its 23rd meeting in Guwahati made sweeping changes to
GST Return | GST: Taxpayers to file GSTR 3B till March 31, only GSTR 1 for this fiscal–11.11.2017
In a major relief for the industry, the GST Council has eased the compliance burden on the industry till March 2018. It has extended the
GST: Composition scheme for small taxpayers extended to Rs. 1.5 crore – The Economic Times–11.11.2017
The GST Council in its 23rd meeting in Guwahati has decided to increase the threshold for composition scheme once again to Rs 1.5 crore and
GST glitches addressed: Sensible moves, by a sensitive council–11.11.2017
The Goods and Services Tax Council has, on the whole, done a good job, lowering rates of tax on several products, unifying the tax rate
T N Ninan: Simplifying GST rates | Business Standard Column–11.11.2017
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has done what it should have done five months ago: Reduce drastically the number of items in the
FM did not apply mind on GST, PM should remove him: Yashwant | Business Line–11.11.2017
Veteran BJP leader Yashwant Sinha today launched a fresh attack on the government, saying that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had not applied his mind while
GST–Yashwant Sinha calls for PM Modi to replace Jaitley ‘for making a mess of GST’ | india-news | Hindustan Times–11.11.2017
Senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday to replace Union finance minister Arun Jaitley over issues with the Goods and
Narendra Modi: Modi’s preoccupation with presentation can cost him dear, says The Economist–10.11.2017
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is losing his air of invincibility which had gathered around him after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won a landslide victory
GST: Businesses can revise GST transition claim form now – The Economic Times–10.11.2017
GST Network on Friday said businesses can now make changes to the forms uploaded on the portal to claim transition credit. “The facility to revise
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