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Attention GST taxpayers: November 30, 2024 is last day to claim pending input tax credit by filing GSTR 3B November 30, 2024, is the last date to claim any pending input tax credit (ITC) or amend any errors or omissions in compliance with the Goods

Current GST Policy in India (2025): A Comprehensive Overview India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST), introduced in July 2017, has undergone several reforms to simplify the indirect tax structure and create a unified national market. In September 2025

Upcoming festive season will bring high volume of orders for Local Vendors, GST cuts will help them to gain more sales. Good timing. Assist to support Tariffs results.

🏠 GST & Real Estate Update Realtors are waiting for govt clarity on how GST input tax credit benefits should be passed on to homebuyers. This decision will directly impact whether home prices go up or come down under the new GST regime. What do you

Will the GST Rate Cut Really Help People? The government recently announced a cut in GST rates and many are wondering if this will actually make life easier on paper lower taxes should mean lower prices but in reality it’s not always that simple. F

investors and traders are currently very upbeat about the possibility of a GST cut which is why concerns around tariffs have started to ease however if the GST cut falls short of expectations for any reason the market could face a minor correction of

🚨 Breaking News: Major GST Overhaul Announced! 🚨 The GST Council just dropped a game-changer: a sharp two-tier tax structure replacing the old four slabs! 🔹 New slabs: 5% & 18% standard rates 🔹 Heavy sin goods now taxed at 40% This means

Hey there, everyone! Today, we're diving into some key aspects of Gst to lay the groundwork for our discussion on illegal businesses. This knowledge will be crucial for what's coming up next. Today we will be learning about input and output Gst, Inp

🚨 Breaking News: Major GST Overhaul Announced! The GST Council just dropped a game-changer: a sharp two-tier tax structure replacing the old four slabs! 🔹 New slabs: 5% & 18% standard rates 🔹 Heavy sin goods now taxed at 40% This means s

India is planning to change the GST system from four slabs to just two. The 12% slab will come down to 5%, the 28% slab will drop to 18%, and luxury or sin goods could be taxed at a new 40% rate. This is one of the biggest tax changes since GST start