Tax row over Messi visit: Keralam GST department recommends action against officials
The Keralam Goods and Services Tax department has recommended action against some senior tax officials in connection with the non-payment […]
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SIT fast-tracks GST evasion probe into Messi, Argentina team’s 2025 Kerala visit
The Kerala Finance Department’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) has expedited its enquiry into the suspected Goods and Services Tax (GST)
Messi event row: Kerala CM flags GST fraud, lapses in picking private sponsor
Kerala chief minister VD Satheesan on Thursday flagged serious charges, including Goods and Services Tax (GST) fraud and lapses in
Kerala Finance Bill moots waiver schemes for Flood Cess & pre-GST tax dues, not applicable to liquor-sale arrears
The Kerala Finance Bill, 2026, set to be introduced in the legislative assembly, has notified the Small Arrear Waiver Scheme
CAG flags state’s weak revenue growth, low tax buoyancy
Kerala’s economy grew by 9.97% in 2024-25, up from 9.30% the previous year, but the higher growth failed to boost
Amnesty schemes, arrear waivers and vehicle tax revisions in Revised Kerala Budget
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has announced a clutch of amnesty and arrear waivers in addition to vehicle tax revisions, presenting
Revised Kerala Budget combines tax relief with fiscal consolidation efforts
Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan on Friday announced a series of Tax relief measures, amnesty schemes and revisions to
Kerala’s new UDF government proposes measures to improve tax collection, planning and project implementation
Amid heated political debate over Kerala’s fiscal health, the State’s new Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) government has outlined certain
Kerala Govt Notifies Last Date for Filing GST Appeals before Appellate Tribunal
The Government of Kerala has issued Notification S.R.O. No. 328/2026, vide G.O.(P) No. 38/2026/TD dated March 7, 2026, published in
Kerala bets on tax push, GST reforms to shore up revenue, steady finances
The Kerala government is banking heavily on higher tax collections to steady its finances over the next three years, projecting