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The guide explains how applicants can track GST registration using the ARN through the portal, SMS, or login-based tools. It highlights what each status means and how to act promptly to secure approval.
Learn the mandatory steps and required documents for GST registration for a sole proprietor in India. Know the turnover limits, necessary proofs, and tips for a smooth online application.
A comprehensive guide to applying for a 15-digit GSTIN online in 2025. Learn the step-by-step process, required documents (PAN, Aadhaar, address proof), zero government fees, and how to check your ARN status.
GST rates for food in 2025: 0% for unbranded essentials (milk, grains), 5% for packaged items (butter, paneer), and 12-18% for branded/restaurant foods.
CBDT extended the Tax Audit due date to October 31, 2025 (AY 2025-26). Forms 3CA/3CB-3CD were updated with 71 changes, including mandatory reporting of MSME payment interest disallowance, legal contraventions, and ‘Amount Received’ (Clause 36B).
The 2025 GST reform simplifies SUV tax: Compact SUVs now 18% GST, larger models 40%, and all Electric SUVs remain at 5%. Compensation Cess abolished.
UltraTech Cement lowers cement prices by up to ₹50 per bag after GST on cement drops from 28% to 18%, effective September 22, 2025, providing major relief for homebuilders and construction projects.
Learn about the five major changes to Income Tax Form 3CD for Assessment Year 2025-26, including new reporting requirements for MSME payments, share buybacks, and loans.
India has introduced a new 40% GST tax on “sin goods” like tobacco, fast food, and luxury items to reduce consumption and increase government revenue.
The September 30, 2025 tax audit deadline creates pressure on businesses and CAs. Late ITR forms and the festive season lead to calls for an extension.
