Dear Readers, The 53rd meeting of the GST Council convened on June 22, 2024, primarily focused on addressing taxpayer concerns and providing relief measures. The following major recommendations were discussed, with implementation on issuance of notifications / circulars: 🔹 Section 128A: Proposal to waive interest and penalties for FY 17-18, 18-19, and 19-20 related to […]
Due to technical glitches in generation of GSTR 2B, the due date is extended as below: –GSTR 3B – Due date for April 2022 month is extended till 24th May 2022 (Notification No. 05/2022 – Central Tax – dated 17th May 2022). –PMT – 06 – Due date for deposit of tax for QRMP persons[…..]
-GSTN has received complaints from many taxpayers that certain records are not reflected in their GSTR 2B statement for the period of April 2022 even though such details are properly reflected in GSTR 2A. -GSTN is trying to resolve this technical glitch, but it doesn’t seems to be resolved till 20th May i.e. due date[…..]
From 1st April 2022, rate of tax along with the claiming of Input Tax Credit and the reporting details of the same in GSTR 1 has undergone major changes. We are trying to explain the same in an easy way as below: Nature of BRICKS covered: Tariff Item Description Rate till 31.03.22 Rate from 01.04.22[…..]
