GST rule change: From 1 August 2023, it will be mandatory for all the businesses with turnover of ₹5 crore or above to produce e-invoice
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This is the fifth time that GST revenue collection has remained above the ₹1.6 trillion mark
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PG/Hostel Rent paid by inhabitants do not qualify for GST exemption… as the services provided by applicant are not akin to renting of residential dwelling for use as residence, said the Bengaluru bench.
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GST officers arrest 3 operatives involved in major fake billing rackets with fraudulent input tax credit of ₹557 crore.
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In response to concerns over anti-competitive practices by major tech companies, the Union government has decided to introduce an online audit mechanism under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system. This move aims to streamline the audit process, making it more efficient and less intrusive for taxpayers. The decision comes following a recommendation from a parliamentary panel on finance, which suggested the adoption of modern technology to enhance the GST audit process.
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The panel, which has 31 members from both Houses, in addition to the chairperson, said it is expected proposed common tax return form, which was released for public consultation in November, would considerably ease filing of returns for individuals and non-business-type tax payers.
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The discussions will be around procedural issues and amendments in the GST law that have to be approved by the GST Council, ‘there is no backtracking on the proposal’, the report said
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New Delhi: Federal indirect tax body GST Council will on 2 August meet virtually to clear the changes in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law needed to implement the decision taken earlier this month regarding the levy of 28% tax on the full value of online gaming bets, a person informed about the development said.
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A functionality to report e-invoice exemption has now been added to the designated e-invoice portal
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In the past three years, states have been stressed with their finances—first due to the pandemic and then due to worries over the phaseout of the Centre’s compensation for possible losses from a switch to goods and services tax (GST). However, economic revival has helped states’ finances improve since then. Stable GST collections may also ensure—finally—modest growth in revenue collection this year. Alongside, much touted capital expenditure plans are finally expected to take off, albeit with some help from the Centre. Here’s what states’ finances are looking like, in five charts:
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