Category: GST

According to various industry bodies, more than 3,500 GST helpdesks, 8,000 tax consultants, 100 helplines have all come up in the last five days. Help

A lot has been written about the transformational impact the roll-out of the goods and services tax (GST) will have on the Indian economy. In

Not all is well with the un-organised transportation segment, mainly truck owners, post implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). Three days into the

The new regime taxes various goods and services at 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent, while keeping essential commodities out. India has introduced a

Vigilant that businesses don’t hike prices using the goods and services tax (GST) as an excuse, the government on Tuesday said firms must advertise such

Application Reference Number (ARN) should not be considered mandatory by businesses for buying goods from vendors, GST Network said today. Application Reference Number (ARN) is

The clarification from the government came as several businesses were left with huge unsold inventories before the GST kicked in from July 1. Clearing the

Responsibilities of a GST-registered firm GST is a procedure-driven system where timely and accurate compliances are necessary. We list important actions you should keep in

Booming business Online shopping has become a way of life for over 50 million Indians, a number that is expected to scale to 175 million

No process is defined for handling return cargo in e-commerce for the e-way bills under GST Future Supply Chain considers linking payment to compliance Staring

Firms get time till Sept 30 to fix stickers with post-GST price Niggling problems in the transition to the Goods & Services Tax regime continued

Mumbai had five Octroi check posts – Vashi, Dahisar, Mulund, Thane and Airoli – which collected about ₹7,600 crore in the year ended March 31,

Taxes and death are inevitable, but the attempt always is to make them less painful. It was Lord Keynes who stated, “… Ultimately, it is

Rahul Renavikar The concessions and the structural adjustments made all along the path certainly has made the Indian GST less efficient. The biggest adjustment was to

With better compliance resulting from a large number of businesses moving into the formal economy, tax revenues in the post-GST regime will get a boost—the

In case the IGST has been paid, the exporters can seek refund of the tax paid, according to a Customs circular on export procedure in

The new goods and services tax (GST) regime is the culmination of a process that began in 1985, with the introduction of the Modvat (Modified

Transport companies are now insisting traders furnish their GST numbers before accepting goods for transportation anywhere. Traders who have not acquired GST numbers will not