Explore the Central Government’s GST amnesty scheme, its eligibility criteria, and a notable case’s exception for orders after April 1, 2023. Stay informed for compliance.
Explore nuanced pre-deposit regulations under CGST Act for filing first appeals. Dive into legal provisions, controversies, and recent judgments, clarifying whether disputed interest and penalties require pre-payment.
Explore the Amnesty Scheme under the GST Act, which extends the filing period for appeals against demand orders that could not be filed within the allowable time.
Unlock benefits of Maharashtras Arrears Settlement Scheme 2023 for tax dues under MVAT, CST, and other acts pre-dating 30-06-2017. Explore the provisions, waiver options, and application process. Act now.
Gain insights into summary assessment under the GST Act 2017. Explore provisions, scope, requirements, competent authorities, and more in this detailed analysis.
Chapter XIX of CGST Act 2017 deals with topic related to offences and penalties. In this article penalty provisions under section 122,123,125, 10(5), 52(14) 73 and 74 have been discussed.
Section 9 of the act, which is charging section, state that taxable person is liable to pay tax on all supplies of goods or services or both, on the value of such supply as determined as per section 15 , at the rate notified by the Government
Section 50 of GST act 2017 provide for charging of interest on delayed payment of tax. Article discusses provisions of levy of interest.
Unlock insights into the payment of lump sum amounts under the Maharashtra Settlement of Arrears of Tax, Interest, and Penalty Act 2022. Understand the eligibility criteria, conditions, and the impact on return dues. Delve into the provisions of Section 8(1)(b) and Annexure A/B, exploring the nuances of outstanding arrears, statutory orders, and return dues. Gain clarity on Commissioner of State Tax’s directives and make informed decisions regarding the settlement of arrears in compliance with the Act.
Article explains Whether TDS under section 51 of CGST Act, 2017 is required to be deducted from supplier who is a unregistered person.
