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Mastermind Liability, “Taxable Person” and Writ Discipline in Fake ITC Litigation

Affiliation Fees Collected by universities Not Exempt Under GST: Madras HC

Paddle Wheel Aerators for Aquaculture Classifiable Under HSN 8479, Attract 18% GST: AAR Gujarat

GST Liability on Interest Free Mobilisation Advance Cannot Be Deferred Until Adjustment in Running Bills: AAR Gujarat

AAR Clarifies GST on Ice Cream: Goods vs Restaurant Service & 5% Rate Applicability

Digestive Capsules Classified as Supari, Not Pan Masala; GST Fixed at 5%: AAR Gujarat

Madras HC Upholds ITC Reversal Under TN VAT Sec 19(20) for Below-Cost Sales

ITC on Works Contract Services – Allowed or Disallowed?

Rule 86A Blocking of ITC: Legal Limits, Misuse & Protection Strategies for Genuine Taxpayers

Refund rejection not sustained as service amounts to intermediary not proved by department

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GST Arrest Set Aside as Written Grounds Not Properly Annexed to Arrest Memo: Allahabad HC

Equity & Certainty in Taxation: Reassessing India’s GST Through Lens of Classical Tax Philosophy

Taxable Event under GST: The Shift from Manufacture to Supply
Goods and Services Tax India
The Goods and Services Tax or better known as GST is a Value added Tax and is a comprehensive indirect tax which is levied on the manufacture, consumption, and sale of goods and services. The Goods and Services Tax in India would replace all the indirect taxes which are levied today on goods and services by the Central and the State governments. GST is intended to be comprehensive for most of the goods and services. Goods and Services Tax is a single indirect tax for the entire nation, which would make India a unified market. It is proposed to be a single tax on supply of goods and services, from a manufacturer to the end consumer. The credit of all the input taxes which are paid at each and every stage would be allowed in the following stages of value addition that makes GST basically a tax on value addition only at every stage. The end consumer would have to bear only the Goods and Service Tax which is charged by the final dealer within the supply chain, together with all the set-off benefits availed at previous stages.
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