A day after the Centre agreed to borrow Rs 1.1 trillion on behalf of states for meeting GST shortfall, FM Nirmala Sitharaman reached out to all states explaining the contours of the special window
After the govt agreed to borrow Rs 1.1 trn on behalf of states to meet GST shortfall, P Chidambaram said that it has taken the "correct first step" and should now work to re-establish trust with them
Finance Ministry on Thursday said the central government will borrow Rs 1.1 trillion to make up for the shortfall in GST of states
Here are the key announcements made by FM Nirmala Sitharaman
This was the third meeting in a row that discussed compensation shortfall without a decision
The GST Council meeting is underway. FM Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to address the media sooon
DGGI GZU has arrested a Delhi resident on charges of setting up and operating fictitious firms on forged documents and passing fake ITC totalling Rs 190 crore
The ministry said certain representations have been received stating that certain tables in the auto populated GSTR-9 for the year 2018-19 also include the data for the financial year 2017-18
When the coronavirus pandemic has hit the Indian economy hard and squeezed government revenues, we are seeing quite a row between the Centre and states over GST compensation.
When the coronavirus pandemic has hit the Indian economy hard and squeezed government revenues, we are seeing quite a row between the Centre and states over GST compensation.
Some believe recent indicators like GST numbers are overstated, most are sceptical about the impact of a stubborn pandemic
From deadlock over GST compensation dominating council meeting to DoT looking for more spectrum to meet 5G demand, here are top headlines this morning
About two thirds of states opt for RBI-window of Rs 1.10 trillion, rest still want the Centre to borrow instead
State reiterates that Centre is bound to compensate the shortfall in GST collections and should find necessary funds for the purpose if there was a shortfall in cess collections
Karnataka Appellate Authority of Advance Ruling has given a ruling that the 18 per cent GST applicable on whole wheat parantha or parota (fried flat bread) and Malabar Parota is void ab initio
The proposal will be presented to the GST Council for approval at the meeting on Monday, expected to be a stormy one over the issue of compensation
Quick Response Code or QR Code help users verify the details in the digitally signed e-invoice
While businesses have issues with NAA's methodology of computing profiteering, consumers are defending their right to be charged fair prices and are supportive of the authority
As per rules, IGST must be shared equally between Centre and states and union govt is bound to part with another 42% of its share as per 15th Finance Commission recommendations
One have to prepare e-invoice for all your supplies with effect from October 1, 2020, expert suggests