Category: GST

Small shopkeepers Steadfast supporters of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Small traders have been bitten twice by its government in quick succession. In November, demonetisation sent

The goods and services tax (GST) roll-out has gone reasonably smoothly in the first week and the market is optimistic that the initial confusion will

India has emerged as the economic pole of global growth by surpassing China and is expected to maintain its lead over the coming decade, says

The GST provision, requiring any good more than Rs 50,000 in value to be pre-registered online before it can be moved, is likely to kick

With most of the goods transport associations not having their members registered under the Carriage by Road Act, 2007 and its rules under Carriage by

Stamp duty and registration charges are outside the ambit of GST now because these are state levies while property tax is a municipal levy. Being

In view of reports that some people posing as GST officials were demanding money from traders, the government on Saturday said that no officer of

Traders with Provisional Identity for Registration (PID) under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system should submit the required documents by September 22 to get

By MS Mani When a person is driving a car and is in traffic, what does the speed of their car depend on? The traffic

The government has deputed top officials across cities and small towns as sleuths to identify businessmen, wholesalers and retailers violating the anti-profiteering rule that lies

The companies should not print new MRP on unsold stock manufactured, packed or imported prior to July “mechanically” but after taking into account extra availability

Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal today said the GST was ‘goodbye to simple tax’ and not a ‘good and simple tax’ as described by the

A Chennai shopkeeper has begun to split the bill for a pair of shoes, selling each separately. A garment dealer is selling the quintessential dupatta

The goods and services tax regime may help organised players in consumer goods gain market share from their unorganised rivals, according to analysts, as the

The government has deputed top officials across cities and small towns as sleuths to identify businessmen, wholesalers and retailers violating the anti-profiteering rule that lies

Manufacturers will face penalty, including jail, for not printing revised price on unsold and new products under a new GST rule. The Centre on Friday

With most of the goods transport associations not having their members registered under the Carriage by Road Act, 2007 and its rules under Carriage by