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1. Rule 88 D inserted
Rule 88D inserted to provide manner of dealing with difference in Input Tax Credit (ITC) available in Auto-generated Statement containing the details of ITC (FORM GSTR-2B) and that availed in FORM GSTR-3B Return
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In the era of digital transformation, e-Invoicing has emerged as a significant advancement in the realm of taxation and business operations. This article delves into the core concepts of e-Invoicing, shedding light on its definition, the key terms associated with it, and its implications on the GST landscape.
Read MoreMumbai:MVIRDC World Trade Center Mumbai has submitted a memorandum to address 12 challenges faced by trade and industry in complying with GST. The memorandum has been submitted to the Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) and the GST Council.
Read MoreFM Nirmala Sitharmana, one of the most interactive Finance Ministers of India, has turned 64 years old today, August 18. She regularly holds meetings with industry bodies, public sector banks, and businesses over government policies along with financial issues.
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The 50th meeting of the GST Council which convened in New Delhi on 11th July 2023, concluded with the formulation of several momentous decisions that are expected to impact various sectors in India. Notably, in commemoration of this landmark meeting, the Chairperson of the GST Council unveiled a short video film titled ‘GST Council- 50 steps towards a journey’ in the esteemed presence of the Council’s Members. To mark this auspicious occasion, the Chairperson also released a Special Cover and a customised ‘My Stamp’ through the Department of Posts.
Read MoreThe interplay between taxation and economic development is a complex and dynamic phenomenon that often mirrors the broader financial landscape of a nation. A recent report released by the Finance Ministry sheds light on a compelling aspect of this relationship – the equilibrium between Goods & Services Tax (GST) and personal income tax in terms of their contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In an era where economic sustainability and equitable fiscal policies are paramount, this report offers a nuanced perspective on how these two pivotal sources of government revenue intersect, offering insights into their respective roles and impacts on the Indian economy. This introduction provides a glimpse into the crux of the Finance Ministry’s findings, highlighting the key factors that contribute to the parity between these taxes and setting the stage for a deeper exploration of the implications for India’s tax regime and economic landscape.
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The Karnataka State Tax Practitioners Association has recently submitted an extensive request to the Honourable Minister of Finance, Smt Nirmala Sitaraman. The request primarily focuses on providing amnesty to all the GST assesses for the years 2017-18 to 2019-20, with the goal of avoiding interest, penalties, and ensuring the rights to Seamless ITC. This article delves into the critical details of this appeal, highlighting the major points raised and the potential impact on the tax environment in India.
Read MoreGranular data available from Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) offers insights into the composition of businesses and their contribution to the exchequer. Mint takes a closer look at the trends.
Read MoreElon musk had earlier in August announced that the subscribers of X Premium (Blue) will be eligible to receive their share in the ad revenue. The remuneration that individuals will receive from ‘X’, formerly known as Twitter, as part of its advertisement revenue are likely to be taxed 18% GST, experts have told news agency PTI.
Read MoreNew Delhi: The Parliament has approved the necessary legislative modifications for implementing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council’s proposal to levy a 28% tax on the full value of deposits made by individuals to online gaming platforms, casinos, and horse racing clubs.
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