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    14th November 2019
    The due date for GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C has been extended to 31st December 2019 and 31st March 2020 for FY 2017-18 and FY 2018-19 respectively.
    20th September 2019
    37th GST Council meet happened at Goa with GST rate cuts and the following key announcements were made:
    🔹New return filing system from April 2020
    🔹Soon, ITC claim to be restricted, unless GSTR-1 has been filed
    🔹GSTR-9 filing for businesses with turnover upto Rs 2 crores optional for FY 2017-18 and FY 2018-19
    🔹GSTR-9A waived for for FY 2017-18 and FY 2018-19
    🔹A Committee of Officers will review simplification of GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C
    🔹Integrated refund system with refund disbursal by single authority to be introduced from 24th September, 2019.
    🔹Aadhar mandatory for registration of taxpayers under GST and it may become mandatory for claiming refunds.
    🔹In principle decision to prescribe reasonable restrictions for passing of ITC by risky taxpayers including risky new taxpayers (likely be system driven based on their activity)
    31st August 2019
    (1) Due date for GSTR-7 for the month of July 2019 is extended till 20th September 2019 for taxpayers having a principal place of business in J&K and certain districts of Bihar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Uttarakhand.
    (2) Filing of the form ITC-04 for the quarters between July 2017 to March 2019 has been waived off. However, those challans goods dispatched to a job worker in the period July 2017 to March 2019 but not received from a job worker or not supplied from the place of business of the job worker as on the 31st March 2019 would have already been part of serial number 4 of ITC-04 for the quarter April-June 2019.
    (3) The late fees for July 2019’s GSTR-1(filed monthly) and GSTR-6 have been waived off for the taxpayers having a principal place of business in certain districts of the flood-affected States of Bihar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Uttarakhand and all districts of J&K.
    26th August 2019
    Due date for GSTR-9, GSTR-9C and GSTR-9A for FY 2017-18 is further extended till 30th November 2019
    21st August 2019
    Due date for GSTR-3B for the month of July 2019 is extended till 20th September 2019 for taxpayers having a principal place of business in Jammu and Kashmir and certain districts of Bihar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Uttarakhand.
    16th August 2019
    Sources say that the 37th GST Council meeting will be held on 20th September (Friday). However, an official confirmation is awaited.
    27th July 2019
    GST Council had its 36th meet via video conference on Saturday (27th July 2019). Read all the highlights on 36th GST Council Meeting.
    25th July 2019
    36th GST council meeting that was scheduled on 25th July 2019 has been postponed. Date to be announced soon. We have got you list of expectations from the meeting. Read more about GST Council Meeting
    18th July 2019
    The due date for filing CMP-08 is extended for the period April 2019- to June 2019 from 18th July 2019 to 31st July 2019.
    28th June 2019
    1. Important CBIC notifications have been announced:
      Due dates for GSTR-1(Monthly & Quarterly), GSTR-3B for the period July 2019 to September 2019 have been notified. The deadline to file ITC-04 for months from July 2017 to June 2019 has been extended and more time limit is given to service providers desirous of opting into composition scheme under Notification 2/2019 CT Rate dated 7th March 2019. Get to know about the new dates on GST calendar.
    2. A registered person can use FORM GST PMT-09 to transfer any amount of tax, interest, penalty, fee or any other amount available in the electronic cash ledger under the Act to the electronic cash ledger for integrated tax, central tax, State tax or Union territory tax or cess.
    3. Quick Response (QR) code may be made mandatory in the Tax Invoice and Bill of supply at a later date to be notified.
    4. Calculation of the value of supply in cases where Kerala Flood Cess is applicable has been defined.
    5. Refund of taxes to the retail outlets established in the departure area of an international Airport beyond immigration counters making tax free supply to an outgoing international tourist by filling FORM GST RFD- 10B on a monthly or quarterly basis.
    6. Suppliers of Online Information Database Access and Retrieval Services(“OIDAR services”) have been exempted from the furnishing of Annual Return / Reconciliation Statement.
    7. The new format of GSTR-4 to be filed on an annual basis has been notified. ( applies to FY 2019-2020 onwards)
      8. 21st June 2019
      35th GST Council Meeting was held on 21st June 2019 and chaired by FM Nirmala Sitharaman.
      1. GST Annual Return due date extended till from 30th June to 31st August 2019 for FY 2017-18
      2. Aadhar-enabled GST Registration introduced
      3. NAA tenure extended by 2 years
      4. 10% penalty to apply for any delay in depositing profiteered amount
      5. E-invoicing to apply to start from January 2020
      6. E-ticketing made mandatory for multiplexes
      7. Rate cut decision on Electric vehicles, chargers & leasing thereof deferred; Committee to submit its report
      8. Rate cut for lottery put on hold; Matter to be referred before an Attorney General
      9. GSTAT to be GST Appellate Tribunal. States to decide the number of GSTAT required by them
      28th Mar 2019
      The due date for ITC-04 of July 2017-March 2019 is now extended to 30th June 2019.
      19th Mar 2019
      34th GST Council Meeting was held on 19th Mar 2019.
      GST Council members met via video conferencing to discuss and pass the circulars drafted for rate cuts on affordable and non-affordable housing under construction.
      24th February 2019
      • The 33rd GST council meet was held on 24th February 2019.
      • The due date to file GSTR-3B for the month of January 2019 has been extended up to 22nd February 2019*
      *subject to notification being issued by CBIC.For the State of Jammu & Kashmir, due date is 28th February 2019.
      10th February 2019
      The next meeting-33rd GST Council meeting is scheduled to be held on 20th February 2019 via Video Conferencing.
      It will be chaired by the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Real estate and export sector to be in limelight.
      This will be the first one after the Interim Budget 2019.
      10th January 2019
      32nd GST Council meeting was held at New Delhi and chaired by Shri Arun Jaitley. Announcements made was a big relief to MSMEs and small traders.
      The key takeaways of the 32nd GST Council meeting are as follows:
      • Increase in GST registration limit from Rs 20 lakhs up to Rs 40 lakhs for suppliers of goods.
      • Changes in the existing composition scheme made by increasing the turnover limit to join the scheme up to Rs 1.5 crores, tax payments to be made quarterly and returns to be filed annually starting 1st April 2019.
      • New composition scheme is introduced for service providers and those who supply services along with goods; the Turnover limit set is Rs 50 lakhs and the Tax rate is fixed at 6%.
      • No rate cuts were announced this time. GoMs were formed to study taxation of under-construction properties & lotteries.
      • Calamity cess up to 1% for up to 2 years will be charged for supplies made within the State of Kerala.
      22nd December 2018
      31st GST Council meeting was held on 22nd December 2018; Some rate cuts, Decisions to extend filing of GSTR-9,9A and 9C upto 30th June 2019, New return filing to be made applicable on trial basis from 1st April 2019 and many more were announced.
      8th December 2018
      CBIC extends due date for filing GSTR-9, GSTR-9A and GSTR-9C from 31st December 2018 till 31st March 2019 for FY 2017-18.
      8th December 2018
      Next 31st GST Council meeting to be held on 22nd December 2018 at Delhi.
      28th November 2018
      Due dates for filing GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and GSTR-4 have been extended in those places which were affected by cyclones Titli and Gaza:
      Sl. no.Return/FormExtended due dateTaxpayers eligible for extension
      1Form GSTR-3B for September 2018 and October 201830th November 2018Taxpayers whose principal place of business is in the district of Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh
      2Form GSTR-3B for October 201820th December 2018Taxpayers whose principal place of business is in 11 districts of Tamil Nadu*
      3Form GSTR-1 for September 2018 and October 201830th November 2018Taxpayers having aggregate turnover more than Rs.1.5 crore and whose principal place of business is in the district of Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh
      4Form GSTR-1 for October 201820th December 2018Taxpayers having aggregate turnover more than Rs. 1.5 crore and whose principal place of business is in the 11 districts of Tamil Nadu*
      5Form GSTR-1 for the quarter July 2018 to September 201830th November 2018Taxpayers having aggregate turnover of up to Rs. 1.5 crore and whose principal place of business is in the district of Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh
      6Form GSTR-4 for the quarter July 2018 to September 201830th November 2018Taxpayers registered under Composition scheme, whose principal place of business is in the district of Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh
      7Form GSTR-7 for the month of October 201831st January 2019All taxpayers
      *Cuddalore, Thiruvarur, Puddukottai, Dindigul, Nagapatinam, Theni, Thanjavur, Sivagangai, Tiruchirappalli, Karur and Ramanathapuram.
      26th Oct 2018 :
      1. Due date of GST ITC-04 for the period of July 2017 to September 2018 extended till 31 December 2018.
      2.  Taxpayers whose registration has been cancelled by the proper officer on or before September 30, 2018, shall be required to furnish the final return in Form GSTR-10 till December 31, 2018.
      21st Oct 2018 :
      Due date to reconcile and file the amended GST data for FY 2017-18 in GSTR-3b for September 2018 & claim accurate ITC now extended to 25 October 2018. 
      28th Sep 2018 :
      30th GST Council Meet held on 28th September 2018 (Friday) through video conferencing.
      13th Sep 2018 :
      1. TDS & TCS provisions will be effective from 1st Oct 2018.
      2. Form GSTR-9C released. Due date of filing GSTR -9C yet to be notified.
      10th Sept 2018:
      1. Extension of Due date for GSTR-3B only for newly migrated taxpayers for months July 2017 to Nov 2018 till 31st December 2018. The due dates remain unchanged for rest of the taxpayers.
      2. Extension of Due date for GSTR-1 in case of taxpayers with turnover above Rs 1.5 crores in previous FY or Current FY
      a. Regular taxpayers : for months from July 2017 to September 2018 extended till the 31st October 2018.
      b. Newly migrated taxpayers : for months from July 2017 to November 2018 extended till the 31st December 2018.
      3. Extension of Due date for GSTR-1 in case of taxpayers with turnover upto Rs 1.5 crores in previous FY or Current FY
      a. Regular taxpayers :
      QuarterNew Due date
      July – September 201731st October 2018
      October – December 201731st October 2018
      January – March 201831st October 2018
      April – June 201831st October 2018
      July – September 201831st October 2018
      October – December 201831st January 2019
      January – March 201930th April 2019
      b. Newly migrated taxpayers : For all quarters from July 2017 to September 2018 extended till 31st December 2018.
      c. For flood-affected regions of Kodagu, Mahe and Kerala : Above table of dates remain the same except for quarter July 2018 to September 2018 extended till 15th November 2018.
      4. Due date of TRAN-1 and TRAN-2 is extended for certain taxpayers who could not complete filing due to tech glitch, to 31st March 2019 and 30th April 2019 respectively.
      4th Sep 2018 : 
      1. Taxpayers who filed GST CMP-04 for opting out of the composite scheme between 2nd March 2018 to 31st March 2018 can declare their ITC claim in Form GST ITC -01 till 3rd of October 2018.
      2. Time limit to file Form GST ITC-04 for the period from July 2017 to June 2018 has been extended till 30th September 2018.
      3. CBIC released formats of GSTR -9 & GSTR -9A.
      4. GST council waives the late fees for the following :
      a. Taxpayers whose GSTR -3B for the month of October 2017 was submitted but not filed on the common portal.
      b. Taxpayers whose GSTR -4 was filed for the period of October to December 2017 within due date but late fees were mistakenly charged.
      c. Input service distributors who paid late fees for GSTR-6 for any tax period between 1st Jan 2018 to 23rd Jan 2018.
      21st Aug 2018:
      Due date for filing GSTR – 3B for July 2018 has been extended to 24th August 2018.
      6th Aug 2018:
      Reverse Charge Mechanism (in case of supplies made by unregistered persons to registered persons), TDS and TCS provisions under GST deferred till 30th Sept 2019.
      4th Aug 2018:
      29th GST Council Meet was held at New Delhi. Incentives on Digital payments got a green flag. Committee to be formed for addressing MSME woes.
      30th Jul 2018:
      Know the highlights of Proposed changes to GST return filing.
      30th Jul 2018:
      Due date of GSTR-6 filing extended for months from July 2017 to August 2018  is 3oth September 2018.

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    1. 37th GST Council meet is happening on 20 Sept. Apart from GST rate cuts, compliance issues to be taken up: GSTR-9 due date, New GST Returns and many more
    2. Highlights of 36th GST Council meeting, 27 July 2019. Decisions were taken on the GST rate cuts on Electric Vehicles and due date extension for CMP forms.
    3. Here are all the important amendments made to the Central Goods and Services Act(CGST), passed under the Finance Bill, 2019.
    4. Union Budget 2019 brought some important changes to the rate of excise and customs duty. A new scheme for pre-GST dispute resolution was introduced.
    5. 35th GST Council Meeting concluded: Know the highlights: FM Nirmala Sitharaman chaired the 35th GST Council meeting today(Friday 21st June) in New Delhi. Read more to know key things.
    6. 34th GST Council meeting was held on 19th Mar 2019 by video conferencing. Transition rules for a rate cut on housing was approved!
    7. 33rd GST Council meeting held on 24th Feb 2019 announced rate cuts for Affordable and Non-affordable housing. Catch all updates here.
    8. Central GST amendment Act 2018 & Integrated GST amendment Act 2018 will apply from 1st February 2019. Learn all the changes to the GST laws with comparison
    9. Decisions taken to expand scope of composition scheme, Increase GST registration limit and no rate cuts; GoM formed to study tax on housing sector & lottery
    10. 31st GST Council Meeting was held on 22nd December 2018 at New Delhi: Consumer-oriented items underwent rate cuts; changes to GSTR-9 & due date extended;
    11. Read CBIC notification on exemption granted to EOUs and STPs from payment of IGST, & compensation cess on the supplies that is now extended till Mar 2019.
    12. Just In: 31st meet held on 22nd December; catch the latest updates here along with the highlights of 30th GST council meeting held on 28th September 2018.
    13. The newly proposed GST Monthly Returns is on public forum for comments. These can be filed by all the taxpayers except small taxpayers. Know who and how can file new monthly GST returns & much more..
    14. GST Council announced cashback for Digital Payments . Consumers using modes of Digital Payment such as BHIM, UPI, RuPay and USSD to benefit by this scheme.
    15. The newly proposed GST Quarterly Returns is on public forum for comments. These can be filed by Small taxpayers. know who are small taxpayers & much more..
    16. 31st GST Meeting being held on 22nd December; catch the latest updates here along with the highlights of 29th GST council meeting held on 4th August 2018
    17. GST rates have been revised again!, Note the principle changes that was announced in 28th GST Council Meeting on 21st July 2018 and how it's benefited us.
    18. The GST Council approved two new return forms - Sahaj and Sugam, with the objective of increasing the ease of doing business for small GST dealers in India. Read this article to know more
    19. 28th GST council meet was held on the 21st July 2018. Important decisions made on simple GSTR, ITC & many consumer related products enjoyed rate cuts!
    20. Stay updated and read on here about the most recent circulars and orders of 2017, 2018, and 2019 under GST. Here is a handy summary for all Central Tax/union territory tax/ integrated tax orders and circulars.
    21. The 27th GST council meet is scheduled for the 4th of May 2018. Simplification of return preparation is expected. Check out the expectations for 28th GST council meeting here.
    22. All Updated GST Notifications summarized in this article.
    23. Next GST Council meeting to be held in New Delhi on 10th March 2018. Major rejig in Return filing process, Clarity on E-Way Bill & much more on the agenda! Know about 26th GST Council Meeting decision & press release.
    24. https://selfservice.gstsystem.in is the new helpdesk window launched by GSTN. Know how to raise and track all your GST queries at one place.
    25. The 25th GST Council Meet was held on 18th January 2018 in Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. Visit this page for the updates.
    26. GST Council held its 22nd GST Council meet on 6th October 2017. Here are the important updates of the meet based on the press release.
    27. GST Council held its 23rd GST council meet on 10th November 2017. Here are the important updates of the meet.
    28. The number of registered tax assessees have marginally surged by about 25%, post the implementation of GST.
    29. Prime Minister Modi hailed GST implementation and cited that it has increased the efficiency of the transport sector by at least 30%.
    30. Taxpayers transitioning to GST are in for a shock. The GSTR-3B form is missing a crucial column which might affect ITC claims for the months of July-August.
    31. The E-way Bill proposed under GST could be the shot in the arm that India's logistics industry has been looking for. The govt. thinks the same.
    32. There's good news for dealers migrating to GST as the government portal now has the feature for tracking one's GST number or GSTN.
    33. Worried about GST increasing your education fees? The government has clarified that hostels will not fall under the purview of GST.
    34. The Cabinet Minister has sent a directive to all Central Ministries asking them to check and report on GST implementation issues.
    35. A handy GST 2019 calendar mentioning all the important GST dates and details when to file your returns. Know all the due date extensions at one place!
    36. The tax exemptions enjoyed by companies under the previous VAT regime will not be applicable under GST. The govt. has a scheme in place to solve this.
    37. The hilly state of J&K has finally passed the laws needed to make GST a reality. With the President's nod, the new tax policy will now be live in the state.
    38. Post-GST is the best time to buy your new set of wheels, as companies have started to slash prices after recalculation of the new stock.
    39. Worried about high prices due to GST? The government says market competition will force companies to adjust prices without any draconian tactics.
    40. Anti-profiteering laws are an important part of the GST law. The Council has approved the clause in its recent meeting and warned against non-compliance.
    41. All states have now passed the respective SGST laws except for Jammu and Kashmir where the entire bill is still in contention.
    42. The Finance Minister has quashed all rumours surrounding any delays in GST implementation and said that the transition event will occur on June 30th.
    43. Companies have decided to slow down production and dispatch in the last few days of June, ending this quarter early so as to be GST-ready in time.
    44. GSPs are having a tough time preparing for GST launch as they feel they do not have enough time to test and ready their software.
    45. GST in the Valley faces a hard road ahead with a fresh barrage of opposition from the separatist leaders in the region. Read more.
    46. Despite the claims that air fares will come down after the implementation of GST, the latest news says that the opposite may be true. Learn more.
    47. As the government authorities prepare for the launch of GST, the much-talked about e-way bills might be pushed down the line. Read more.
    48. An industry report says GST will level the playing field for organized retail in the coming days, and decrease competition from unorganized businesses.
    49. As GST draws near, electronic retailers are trying their best to sell off old stock by offering heavy discounts on white goods.
    50. The textile industry was worried about GST being levied. However, senior tax officials say that the 5% GST will have positive benefits in the long run.
    51. The time limit for claiming input tax credit on GST transition stock has been increased to three months. Some rule changes have also been made.
    52. Life-saving drugs may see a marginal increase in price while other OTC formulations might get more expensive post GST implementation.
    53. Good news for SMEs! GST seems likely to open up more avenues for securing credit in a reliable and easy manner for the sector, say experts.
    54. Telcos are having a tough time deciding the impact of GST on their revenues. The GST software overhaul required could set the industry back a fair bit.
    55. Alcohol is currently outside the purview of GST. However, experts believe this might cause more trouble for the liquor industry in the coming days.
    56. The GST Council's fitment committee is currently discussing the rates for various products. Here are the updates from Day 1 of the meet in Srinagar today.
    57. Businesses have made their GST calculations, and are not entirely sure if the new tax will lower prices. Much depends on the Council's decision this week.
    58. The countdown to GST is on and the news that majority of Indian businesses are still not ready is a bit unsettling. A survey from Ginesys gives the numbers.
    59. With dealers preferring to play the wait-and-watch game and no buy inventories before GST goes live, excise collections in the second quarter may drop.
    60. The rates on goods and services have long been awaited. With the fitment committee meeting this weekend to decide rates, we can finally have the answer.
    61. GST started with the promise of 'one nation, one tax'. But keeping multiple state taxes outside its purview defeats the exact purpose of the new tax regime.
    62. GST will subsume all the indirect taxes in India, but the tax base of the new regime might become smaller than what it is now.
    63. The GSTN portal stopped enrollments on April 30. The Revenue Department has now stated that the enrollment process will start again soon.
    64. Speaking at an event in the capital, the Finance Minister clarified why quarterly returns cannot be made possible for all taxpayers under GST. Read more.
    65. A level playing field and a seamless flow of input tax credit should allow domestic companies to blossom in the GST era, says the Revenue Secretary.
    66. Even as companies in the country prepare for GST launch, doubts about supplier readiness and flow of input tax credit continue to haunt them. Read more.
    67. Return filing under GST will be done online, and to ensure that the system is ready for taxpayers, the GSTN will conduct a live test soon.
    68. The fitment committee will soon meet for a three-day discussion to finalise the tax rates of all goods and services and align them to present tax rates.
    69. A new paper from a U.S. Federal Reserve says that the estimated impact of GST on India's GDP growth could be as high as up to 4.2%.
    70. With GST's go-live date knocking on the door, the PM has asked all states to clear GST Bills on priority. Changing the FY to Dec-Jan was also on the cards.
    71. Under GST, services might be taxed at two separate rates - 12% and 18%, instead of one uniform rate to avoid unnecessary burden on the end consumer.
    72. Real estate developers across the nation are worried that the overall cost of properties could rise by a discernible margin under the new GST rates.
    73. GST will go live on 1st July and businesses across the country are migrating to the new tax regime. Kerala is leading the way in this regard.
    74. The All India Tax Associates Federation wants the Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley to completely do away with the the E-way Bills under GST.
    75. The GST council’s fitment committee which includes tax officials from the Centre and the states will meet this week to find a formula for slotting services into the four-tiered tax structure of GST.
    76. Experts hope that the GST Council will not keep variable tax rates within a single product group as it will further complicate the tax system.
    77. FMCG brands have already started to lay out plans for GST with de-stocking and raising prices before implementation to protect operating costs.
    78. Senior Congress leaders want GST implementation to be pushed to October citing an inverse impact on small and medium enterprises and imperfect tax rates.
    79. The government is pushing ahead with its agenda of rolling out the country’s biggest tax reform since independence by tabling the GST Bills in Rajya Sabha today
    80. State bank of India has become the first Indian bank to raise concerns about the compliance required for services under the GST regime
    81. The government has put eight set of rules relating to GST in the public and asked for opinions from industries and end consumers.
    82. GST will apply on the actual value of goods purchased and not on reduced amount under exchange offers paid in cash, says government.
    83. The government has decided not to levy GST on sectors which are currently exempt from tax such as healthcare and education.
    84. Revenue Minister Hasmukh Adhia says that the government is very serious about implementing GST come July 1. Delay can happen only in special circumstances.
    85. The GST Bill is under debate in Lok Sabha today in a marathon seven-hour session where it faces opposition from the Congress.
    86. GST Bill enters its last phase with four important bills up for discussion in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. The deadline for GST is July 1st.
    87. Under Article 370 of the Constitution, J&K enjoys financial autonomy and special taxation powers which contradict the provisions of the GST Bill.
    88. Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is of the opinion that bringing petrol under the purview of GST will help states in the long run.
    89. The new GST Compensation Bill gives the Centre a bigger share of the residual fund after the five year transition period, as compared to before
    90. The GST council had approved the bill to state compensate packages for possible revenue loss in the five years following GST implementation.
    91. The GST council is meeting is to resolve differences between centre and states over administration powers over GST registrants.
    92. A major law like the GST cannot be implemented without a few hiccups, and figuring out nitty gritties is part of the job of the GST council.
    93. The country is gearing up for the implementation of GST from July but the nuances of the model GST law are yet to be set in stone.
    94. Due to GST on e-com sector online rivals Amazon, Flipkart, and Snapdeal approach FICCI as a united front in a bid to gain exemption from GST.
    95. While the e-com companies concerns over TCS, the sellers association seems to be quite pleased with the idea of a level playing field.
    96. The Kerala jewellers association pushes for uniform gold tax at 1.25% under the new GST regime since gold tax is not part of the four-tier GST structure.
    97. Tamil Nadu textile mills have approached Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ask for a fixed levy of 5% under the new GST law.
    98. The GST Council approved the bill guaranteeing compensate states for revenue losses that may occur due to the transition to the new tax regime.
    99. The GSTN is a privately held firm that is tasked with building the IT infrastructure for transition to GST & is now under scrutiny for tax evasion.
    100. In order to facilitate GST implementation, the government is looking to do away with 16 cesses and surcharges on the union excise and service tax.
    101. Manish Sisodia wants the government to rethink and address traders’ concerns under GST more closely and focus on the most affected people and businessman.
    102. The negotiations between the Centre and the states on the finer points of GST bill have argued for the e-permit for goods transported across borders.
    103. GST Council has decided to limit the cess rates on tobacco products at 290 % ad valorem and on pan masala at 135% ad valorem.
    104. The GST Council has given the green signal to rollout GST bill from July, after clearing all requisite regulations and legislations.
    105. The Cabinet approved four critical bills on Monday, clearing the way for GST implementation by July 1. These bills will now be presented to Lok Sabha.
    106. The Japanese fiscal research company Nomura has said that the impact of GST on price rates in India would be less than 20 basis points.
    107. US beverage company Coca-Cola wants the Indian government to reduce the tax on aerated drinks from 43% to 34% and to increase the July 1st deadline for implementation to September.
    108. Impact of the Deadlock in GST Council over the contentious issue of Revenue Sharing and Dual Control

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    6. My Trip to NepalMay 4, 2022 at 10:29 PM


      Amazing post, thanks for sharing this article.
      My Trip to Nepal is very popular to the point that it gets impossible to avoid crowds unless you trek in the winter or go off on a side trail.
      Your actual trek to EBC starts from Lukla, however. Walking is fairly easy here through this Dudh Koshi valley.

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    7. Corporating DreamsOctober 9, 2022 at 1:37 PM

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