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CBIC issues 16 Circulars Clarifying GST Provisions Following 53rd Council Meeting
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs ( CBIC ) has released 16 circulars providing clarifications on various aspects of the Goods and...
Year of Issuance of Invoice under RCM against Supplies by Unregistered Supplier is the relevant Financial Year for Availment of ITC, clarifies GST Council
The Goods and Services Tax ( GST ) Council met for the 53rd time recently and one of the major clarifications issued by the council pertains to that of issuance of invoice by recipient or supplier in...
ICAI likely to announce May 2024 CA Inter results this Week, Final Exam Results on July First Week, says sources
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is likely to announce the Chartered Accountancy (CA) Intermediate - May 2024 CA Inter and June 2024 CA Final Examination results soon. ...
GST Council recommends Retrospective Exemption from Compensation Cess leviable on Imports in SEZ by SEZ Unit/developer for Authorised Operations
The 53rd Goods and Services Tax ( GST ) Council Meeting has concluded with many decisions, among which two major changes were proposed to the existing GST laws on Special Economic Zones ( SEZ ). ...
Income Tax Exemptions for the Indian Army: Here’s What Soldiers and Defence Staff Need to Know for Tax-Saving
Soldiers guard our lives and living territory day and night. The Government offers a decent and reasonable compensation in monetary terms for their sacrifices and efforts. In addition to the...
53rd GST Council Meeting recommends sunset clause for receipt of any new application for Anti-profiteering
In a significant move to streamline GST regulations, the 53rd GST Council meeting recommended introducing a sunset clause for new anti-profiteering applications. The Council proposed amendments to...
[BREAKING] Three-Month Period for Filing Tribunal Appeals in GST Appellate Tribunal to start from date to be notified by Government, recommends GST Council
The 53rd Meeting of the Goods and Services Tax Council chaired by Nirmala Sitharaman has decided to recommend notification of a new date by the Government, from which the time limit of three months...
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