![18% GST imposed on Paper Bags under Residual Entry of Schedule 3 under Challenge: Madras HC stays Proceedings [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/18-GST-Paper-Bags-Residual-Entry-Schedule-Challenge-Madras-HC-taxscan.jpg "18% GST imposed on Paper Bags under Residual Entry of Schedule 3 under Challenge: Madras HC stays Proceedings [Read Order]")
18% GST imposed on Paper Bags under Residual Entry of Schedule 3 under Challenge: Madras HC stays Proceedings [Read Order]
An 18% GST ( Goods and Services Tax ) was imposed on paper bags under the residual entry at Serial No. 453 of Schedule 3 of the GST Rate Notification...
GST Council Clarifies Place of Supply for Custodial Services provided by Indian Banks to Foreign Portfolio Investors
The 53rd GST (Goods and Services Tax) council has clarified the place of supply for Custodial Services provided by Indian Banks to Foreign Portfolio Investors. The detailed clarification will...
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...
Services Provided by Indian Railways and Intra-Rail Supplies to be Exempt from GST: 53rd GST Council Meeting
The 53rd GST Council meeting, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has announced the exemption of services provided by Indian Railways and intra-rail supplies from the Goods and Services...
[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...
![[BREAKING] Three-Month Period for Filing Tribunal Appeals in GST Appellate Tribunal to start from date to be notified by Government, recommends GST Council](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Three-Month-Period-Filing-Tribunal-Appeals-GST-Appellate-Tribunal-Government-GST-Council-taxscan.jpg "[BREAKING] Three-Month Period for Filing Tribunal Appeals in GST Appellate Tribunal to start from date to be notified by Government, recommends GST Council")
