GST 2.0 is a landmark reform aimed at boosting consumption and economic growth by rationalizing tax rates, making essentials cheaper and luxuries costlier. The reform is expected to have a multiplier effect on manufacturing, services, and employment, establishing a foundation for future tax structure stability
GSTN issued advisories in October 2025 on IMS, annual returns, importer registration, and ITC changes, clarifying return filing, credit notes, and warehouse registration requirements.
The GSTAT is the new single forum for central and state GST appeals. Learn about its function, staggered filing deadlines for backlog appeals, and role in advance rulings.
CBIC implements 56th GST Council decisions with new notifications, including changes to GST rules, rates for goods and services, and exemptions for small businesses.
Govt permits revised MRPs on unsold stock from 22 Sept 2025 after GST rate cuts. Businesses must display both old and new MRPs with clear disclosures.
The 56th GST Council meeting simplifies the GST system by creating a dual-rate structure, making many goods and services more affordable for consumers.
CESTAT rules that affiliation fees collected by universities are statutory functions, not taxable services. Service tax demand and penalties quashed.
An overview of the GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) covering its two-tier structure, jurisdiction, key procedural rules, and the digital roadmap for dispute resolution.
The Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) has established dress codes for authorized representatives, parties, and members to standardize court proceedings.
GSTN’s July 2025 advisories cover GSTR-1 HSN reporting, appeals against waiver orders, upcoming security enhancements for ASPs, non-editable GSTR-3B inter-state supplies, and GSTR-3A notices for cancelled composition taxpayers.
