All GST Rate Notification issued on 13.07.2022
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GST Notification issued on 05.07.2020 and GST Circular issued on 06.07.2020 Notings
Download GST Notification issued on 05.07.2020 and GST Circular issued on 06.07.2020 Notings Watch New Tables In GSTR 3B Watch Detail Discussion About Big Changes in Annual Return 2021-2022
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47th gst council meeting press release on 29-6-2022
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Datewise
Latest GST Updates In 2024-2025 S.No Date Subject 1. 26.06.2024 GST Circulars issued in 2024Circular No. 207 – 222 2. 10.07.2024 GST notifications with summary pointsNo 12-15/2024 3. 11.07.2024 GST Circulars issued in 2024Circular No. 224 – 227 4. 09.09.2024 54th GST council meeting press releaseNew Delhi 5. 10.09.2024 POS advertCircular No. 230/24/2024-GST 6. 10.09.2024
GST Rates on Services
Service Accounting Code (SAC) Explanatory notes to SAC Taxable Services Coming Soon Exempted Services Coming Soon
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GST Rates on Goods
Harmonised System of Nomenclature (HSN Code) GST Rates on Goods Tax Rates On Tobacco And Panmasala Watch Discussion on new tax on tobacco and pan masala
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Reasons to believe: Why it is necessary to be recorded
73. In Kranti Associates v. Masood Ahmed Khan (2010) 9 SCC 496, the legal position was summarized as under: ―51. Summarizing the above discussion, this Court holds: a. In India the judicial trend has always been to record reasons, even in administrative decisions, if such decisions affect anyone prejudicially. b. A quasi-judicial authority
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When can writ be filed
Alternative remedy – when not bar:- 36. Article 226 of the Constitution of India confers very vide powers on High Courts to issue writs but this power is discretionary and the High Court may refuse to exercise the discretion if it is satisfied that the aggrieved person has adequate or suitable remedy elsewhere. It is
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Is GST Council is superior to parliament ?
MARCH 30, 2022 THERE was some interesting discussion in the Lok Sabha on GST, while the Finance Bill 2022 was being passed last week. Hon’ble member, Mr. GAURAV GOGOI said, You may remember what happened with GST. There was a hasty implementation. Not taking into account the ecosystem, not orienting them, did more damage than
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