A media report on Thursday quoted Maruti Suzuki India Chairman RC Bhargava, who opposed the demand for GST cut stating the government cannot afford to reduce taxes
Businesses will be allowed to use Aadhaar for registering themselves on the GST portal.
The taxation regime, he noted, plays an important role in accelerating economic development
It said that in the last two days -- June 17 and 18 -- only 1,436 shipping bills filed by total 925 exporters have been interdicted
A spate of show cause notices, statutory appeals and review petitions is likely to grow the volume of litigation substantially over the next two-three years, say experts
GST Council must focus on rationalising the tax system
Large taxpayers would upload their monthly Form GST ANX-1 from October 2019 onwards
Its introduction, on a voluntary basis for large firms, to be discussed at GST Council meet on June 20
While the Government is going to be extra vigilant to flag defaulting filers, taxpayers need to be cautious to avoid making any errors, as there is no way to amend the GSTR-9 return once filed.
At present, there are three rates - 5%, 12% and 18% - for various items under the textile sector
The central government had moved SC seeking clarification on its powers to arrest a person without filing an FIR under the CGST
The new government may also introduce a separate scheme for revival of stranded gas-based power projects
The government should issue clear guidelines to determine the cases where the supplier has profiteered due to the reduction in output tax
TNC Rajagopalan explains GST rules on exports and scrips.
CBIC has come out with another set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to clear the air on GST on real estate
The due date for filing summary sales return GSTR-3B and GSTR-1 for April was earlier notified as May 20 and May 11, respectively
In a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs), the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) on Wednesday cleared the air on GST rates on under-construction houses
The 60:40 formula (in favour of the Centre) for sharing the IGST collections has given the Centre an added advantage in meeting its annual GST target
Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in India is not likely to reduce the deficits of state governments significantly, amid large and growing expenditure mandates for the social sector as well as capital spending, says a report. According to S&P Global Ratings the institutional framework for Indian states is evolving, but there is structural deficits due to persistent revenue expenditure mismatch. S&P Global Ratings credit analyst YeeFarn Phua in the report titled "Public Finance System Overview: Indian States" noted that the passage of the GST bill in 2017 is a major overhaul of tax structure and will help to widen the tax base and improve revenues of state governments. "However, states will continue to run large deficits because a significant part of this imbalance is from the expenditure side. States are unable to cut expenditures because of large and growing expenditure mandates for the social sector as well as capital spending. Therefore, the revenue-expenditure gap will ..
The government had touted GST as a tool to increase tax compliance when it was introduced in July 2017