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The overall sentiment of businesses towards GST remains positive after 9 years of its implementation, but addressing compliance complexities and reducing litigation will be critical to strengthening the ease of doing business and unlocking the full potential of the goods and services tax, a survey said on Thursday.
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented on July 1, 2017, under the banner of “One Nation, One Tax, One Market”. In Jammu & Kashmir, it was implemented on July 8th 2017.
Online gaming companies have approached the Supreme Court seeking a review of its recent judgment upholding the constitutional validity of the 28% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the sector
The latest item on Domino’s menu isn’t a new pizza, it’s a tax notice. Even as Jubilant FoodWorks served up another quarter of steady growth, the QSR giant is preparing for a legal battle after receiving a multi-crore GST demand from tax authorities.
The directorate general of GST Intelligence (DGGI) has arrested a scrap trader from Jamshedpur in connection with an alleged fake GST invoicing racket involving transactions worth nearly Rs 100 crore.
UP RERA has issued fresh guidelines to protect homebuyers by clarifying the process for claiming refunds of excess GST collected by real estate promoters.
India has reinstated a 7.5 percent customs duty on a wide range of petrochemical imports after the expiration of a temporary exemption, raising fresh questions for manufacturers and downstream industries dependent on these critical inputs.
Income tax return (ITR) filings are expected to increase by 8-10 percent in AY 2026-27, extending the steady growth seen in recent years as greater taxpayer awareness, wider reporting through the
Two downstream aluminium industry bodies have urged the Ministry of Mines to reduce the effective Customs duty on primary aluminium, saying the current tariff structure has enabled import-parity pricing by domestic producers, raising input costs and eroding the profitability of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Delhi registered tax revenue collections of over ₹16,800 crore in the first quarter of the 2026-27 financial year, higher than the corresponding quarter in the last year, according to official data released on Thursday.