This update explains the major GST and income-tax reforms introduced during 2025. It highlights how simplified rates, faster refunds, and revised tax slabs reduce compliance stress and improve affordability for taxpayers.
This piece explains that timely filing of income tax and GST returns helps avoid penalties, secure refunds, and start the New Year with clean compliance.
The MCA has increased capital and turnover thresholds for small companies, enabling more businesses to enjoy reduced compliance and simplified reporting.
Stay compliant this December with key Income Tax and GST due dates. Learn the deadlines for TDS, Advance Tax, GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, and GSTR-9/9C to prevent penalties and interest.
Explains how the new rules enable online deposits, wider bank access, and digital account closure, making CGAS vastly more convenient for taxpayers.
A clear breakdown of mandatory financial details—assets, liabilities, and income—that candidates must disclose in nomination affidavits. Key takeaway: transparency is enforced to help voters make informed choices.
From Nov 1, 2025, GST registration to be granted in 3 days under Rule 14A for small B2B taxpayers with monthly tax liability up to ₹2.5 lakh.
October 2025’s GST return is the final window for crucial adjustments for FY 2024-25, including claiming pending ITC, reconciling GSTR-2B, issuing credit notes, and making classification amendments.
31st October 2025 marks key tax deadlines: Tax Audit Report, Income Tax Return, and TDS Return. Timely filing avoids penalties and ensures smooth compliance.
Gifts exceeding Rs.50,000 are taxable for the receiver under Income Tax, except those from relatives or received on marriage. TDS applies to business perquisites over Rs.20,000.