J&K’s monthly revenue touches Rs 1,180 Cr as tax reforms bear fruit
The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has achieved unprecedented levels of tax collection, with average monthly revenue reaching Rs […]
GST Recent News – 2025
GST heat on restaurants over packaging charges amid new rate speculation for food apps
GST department has reportedly sent summons to several restaurants over levy paid on ‘packaging charges,’ an Economic Times report said
18% GST applicable on apartment maintenance over Rs 7,500, RWAs entitled to ITC: Ministry of Finance clarifies
The Ministry of Finance & Corporate Affairs has sought to clear the confusion among apartment owners and resident welfare associations
Transfer of leasehold land, factory, building, plant, machinery by General Motors to Hyundai taxable: Maharashtra AAR
Maharashtra’s Authority for Advance Ruling (MAAR) has held that the assignment of leasehold land by General Motors India (GMI) to
Inter-state supplies to unregistered persons, composition taxpayers non-editable from Apr returns: GSTN
The GST Network on Friday said starting in April GST taxpayers will not be permitted to edit the table showing
Dabur’s Hajmola candy under DGGI scanner over GST classification
In yet another classic case of a GST classification issue, Dabur India’s popular Hajmola candy is under investigation by the
Revenue of A.P. CGST Commissionerate doubles in 2024-25 compared to previous year
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue has increased from ₹60,000 crore to ₹1,80,000 crore in less than eight years
Karnataka ranks second in investment and GST: Home Minister G Parameshwara
Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara claimed on Wednesday that the state ranks second in the country in terms of investment
AP CM Naidu pushes for AI-backed tax reforms; aims to boost Andhra’s self-revenue
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has directed officials to bolster the state’s revenue-generating departments to enhance self-sustained income, emphasising that true
18% GST on dining at ‘specified premises’ hotels: How it changes your bill
Planning to dine out? You may have to pay more. Hotels classified as ‘specified premises’ on April 1 started levying
