Under the GST regime, the exemption was not clearly mentioned till October 13, 2017. During the period, exporters were not allowed to clear their goods unless they pay IGST
CBIC in a release said that the Central GST Delhi North Commissionerate has unearthed a racket "involving supply of goods-less invoices and invoice-less goods".
The earlier deadline for filing of GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C for 2017-18 was November 30, 2019, while that for 2018-19 was December 31, 2019
Senior CBIC officials are confident the scheme is likely to gain further momentum in the coming days as taxpayers would not forego this opportunity.
The report should contain details about official gold imports, its usage in the domestic market, smuggling trends, possible curbs to mitigate the negative impact of gold imports on the trade deficit
The circular came out with different situations where GST should be paid and where it should not
Taxpayers would benefit from certainty in the assessment matters
The government has sent a clear message that it is listening and is willing to take the necessary steps to revive the economy
The amnesty component offers an opportunity to taxpayers to pay the outstanding tax and be free of any other consequence under the law
CBIC compulsorily retired 22 superintendent rank officers under Fundamental Rule 56(J) on corruption and other charges, official sources said
Saraf Natural Stone, a partnership firm, had filed a claim of GST refund. However, there was substantial delay by the authorities in granting of refund
A subsequent Circular, says that only a miniscule percentage of export consignments are being selected for examination on account of risk associated with fraudulent availment of IGST refunds
The groups will consult stakeholders, including export promotion councils, and submit report within two months
The CBIC also said that the system of 'e-malkhana' should be introduced at Customs warehouse on the lines of Delhi customs
The CBIC's move to step up enforcement actions will help in expediting enforcement action against erring taxpayers and also increase collection by plugging leakages
CBIC Chairperson S Ramesh said there is no alternative than to adopt technology for the objective of facilitating trade and checking revenue loss