 "Euphoria over 'fake'news on extention of GST return filing deadline")
As rumour spread on Wednesday that the last date for filing sales return, GSTR-1, for the period July-November (July-Septermber for small and medium firms) had been extended till January 15, business houses fell over each other to offer their considered view to the media — which was largely on the lines that "the move was much required". The euphoria didn't last long — within an hour the finance ministry issued a clarification that the "notification" about the extension of deadline was "fake". In effect, there was no change in the deadline, which got over on January 10.
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