The Centre is likely to convey that GST revenues would do better than expected this year and a compensation cess of Rs 1 trillion would be released to states
It should address issues with a longer-term view
Many restaurants are not depositing GST, while some are not even registered
Coconut oil sold in a container of 1,000 ml or above would be taxed as edible oil and attract 5 per cent GST
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It may discuss extending the compensation cess for states beyond 2022
The GST rate on other kinds of scrap such as plastic, rubber, and wood has already been reduced from 18% to 5%
GST authorities are issuing notices containing denial of input tax credit and in many cases they are blocking the entire input tax credit, even if only one vendor fails to deposit GST
Papad, by whatever name known, is exempt from the GST and the tax rate does not vary based on its shape, the CBIC has clarified.
Govt says the robust GST revenues are likely to continue in the coming months too
Basavaraj S Bommai on Thursday demanded the Centre to extend the GST compensation period to states beyond 2022, for three more years
Sales of commercial vehicles in FY21 were the worst in 11 years; for three-wheelers, they were the lowest in 19 years
An analysis of 17 states shows that while states' revenue spending in April-June 2021 was 14% higher than the same period in 2019, own revenues were 8% lower
The government has achieved 26.6 per cent of the budget estimates for GST collections in the first three months of the current fiscal, Parliament was informed on Monday.
GST officers detected over Rs 4,000 crore of Input Tax Credit (ITC) fraud in June quarter 2021-22, Parliament was informed on Monday.
Direct-tax-to-GDP ratio in the first quarter of 2021-22 increased to 5.14 per cent, compared with 3.29 per cent over the last two years
Jumps to 3-month high after June contraction; marginal rise in jobs
On a year-on-year basis, the July GST collection witnessed a 33 per cent jump
Govt should prepare for medium-term challenges
GST taxpayers with a turnover of over Rs 5 crore can now self-certify their annual return, instead of a mandatory audit certification by chartered accountants, the CBIC has said