Former Assistant Commissioner of GST, Ashok Nayak, received a five-year prison sentence for corruption. Convicted under the ...
The Maharashtra Tribunal held that GST, stamp duty and TDS are paid to the government, not retained by developers, so ...
Court held that the penalty for an unfilled Part-B of the e-way bill could not stand as the authority recorded no attempt to evade tax. The ruling reinforces that Section 129 requires a specific ...
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GST rate cuts gave economy momentum: FinMin report
The GST rate rationalisation gave a “measurable” boost to consumption, and the Indian economy is on a stable footing to ...
The GST rate rationalisation gave a "measurable" boost to consumption, and the Indian economy is on a stable footing to ...
Former GST Assistant Commissioner Ashok Nayak was sentenced to five years imprisonment for bribery and criminal conspiracy.
Following an investigation into 535 firms, a tax evasion of crores of rupees has been uncovered in a GST fraud that ...
Mumbai, Nov 27: The special CBI court on Thursday sentenced a former Assistant Commissioner of GST to five years in jail and ...
India’s economy remained stable in October as GST reforms lifted consumption, PMI surged and inflation hit record lows; Q2 ...
Finance ministry today said economic activity has gained momentum following the reduction in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) ...
Mumbai, Nov 27 A court here on Thursday sentenced a former Assistant Commissioner of GST to five years in jail in a bribery case, saying his "act does not deserve any leniency".
Carmakers have announced price cuts with effect from September 22 to pass on the GST rate cut benefit to customers.
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