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Biz positive on GST after 9 years; simpler compliance, lesser disputes key focus areas ahead: SurveyThe KPMG in India-FICCI GST Survey said GST has matured considerably through greater digitisation and transparency, creating a more unified...- Govt extends GSTAT appeal filing deadline to July 31Taxpayers get a breather as the government extends the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) appeal filing deadline by a month ...
- GST Tribunal revamps appeal process: Division bench review now mandatory for appealsThe move seeks to prevent smaller benches from deciding cases involving important legal questions, ensure consistent rulings, and streamlin...
- GSTAT: The missing piece in India’s GST framework finally falls in placeIndia's Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal, GSTAT, is now operational after an eight-year wait. This new body promises faster disput...
- Sitharaman launches GSTAT, cases to be heard December onwardsNirmala Sitharaman inaugurated the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal. This aims to speed up dispute resolutions between businesses ...
- GST Council decisions to spur tech exports, enhance ease of biz: NasscomNasscom welcomed GST Council’s September 3, 2025 decisions, calling them a boost for IT services and ecommerce. Measures include easing com...
- GST's 8th Anniversary: With disputes piling up, India pushes for faster, fairer resolution frameworkIndia's GST system, despite simplifying taxation, grapples with escalating disputes and adjudication delays. Pending cases have surged, blo...
- GST @8: India’s tax landscape has changed but key reforms are still pendingIndia's GST completes eight years, becoming integral to economic activity by digitizing compliance and boosting revenue, which surpassed ₹2...
- Govt notifies rules for GST appellate tribunals; provides for mandatory e-filing, hybrid hearingThe government has established Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) rules mandating e-filing and hybrid hearings. Urgent matte...
- GST tribunals likely to take six more months to begin operationsThe GST tribunals (GSTAT) are expected to take another six months to become operational due to delays in appointing members and securing re...
- GST tax demand not settled despite payment? New online form notified to help taxpayers adjust tax demand amount; here's how to do itGST: New GST form DRC-03A enabled on the GST portal. This form will help you adjust tax demand already paid with a specific tax demand orde...
- CBIC issues fresh norm for recovery of GST duesThe CBIC issues a new guideline for taxpayers to address outstanding dues until the GSTAT is functional. Payments can be made via electroni...
- Process to pick GSTAT judicial and tech members to start after BudgetSanjay Malhotra's panel progresses GSTAT selection with an advanced appeals portal. Mishra heads GSTAT amid delays, critiqued by Mathews. G...
- GST Council Meeting: Railway Platform tickets exempted from GST, biometric authentication push & other key decisionsAt its 53rd meeting in New Delhi, the GST Council decided to implement nationwide biometric authentication to combat fake invoicing. Financ...
- GST Council Meeting: Tax rates slashed on millet products, molasses and other key decisionsThe Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council in India has decided to reduce the GST on millet flour in powder form from 18% to 5%. The move aim...
- Appellate tribunals to taxing online games: What's GST Council's likely gameplay in its 50th meeting?India’s GST Council is expected to hold its 50th meeting this month, where some long-pending issues will be up for discussion. This include...
- CBIC may consider e-filing of pleas as GSTAT not ready yetThe Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) is considering allowing e-filling of petitions from aggrieved taxpayers as the setti...
- GST Appellate Tribunals: Can it reduce the problem of pending cases?As per the current construct, GSTAT can hear matters in an appeal against the orders passed by the GST appellate authority or revisional au...
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