Starting November 1, businesses will benefit from a streamlined registration process. India is shifting to two primary GST slabs — 5% and 18% — with a higher 40% rate reserved for luxury and sin goods ...
Summary of CGST Fourth Amendment Rules 2025: automated registration (Rule 9A) and simplified compliance option (Rule 14A) for ...
GST registration is mandatory for businesses exceeding Rs.20/40 Lakhs turnover. Learn about compulsory registration for RCM, e-commerce, and inter-state suppliers, penalties for non-compliance, and ...
Beginning the November 2025 tax period, businesses will be unable to file Goods and Services Tax (GST) returns that are ...
GSTN announces 3-year time limit for filing GST returns. Returns due for 3+ years will be time-barred starting November tax ...
The recent rationalisation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates is likely to create a net revenue loss of around 0.1 per ...
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Staffing services need relief from GST 2.0’s tax inequity that has made gig hiring more attractive
GST reductions on goods even as the rate on staffing services was left unchanged at 18% has made gig hiring more attractive ...
Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran projects India's economic growth for FY26 will be "north of 6.8%," revising the ...
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