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Latest GST News

August 21, 2018: The date of the GSTR-3B submission for July 2018 has been extended until August 24, 2018.
August 6, 2018: Return the payment mechanism for the supplies provided by registered persons to TDS and TCS under GST, postponed until January 30, 2019.
August 4, 2018: The 29th meeting of the GST Council was held in New Delhi. Digital payment incentives had a green flag. A committee to be set up to address MSME defects.
July 30, 2018: We know the importance of the proposed changes in the GST’s return.
July 30, 2018: The date of submission of the GSTR-6 documents from August 2017 to August 2018 dates back to the 3rd September of 2018.

Recent Notification and Circulars

  1. CGST/IGST/UTGST Notifications issued in 2018
  2. CGST/IGST/UTGST Orders & Circulars issued in 2018
  3. CGST Orders issued in 2017 – PDF
  4. IGST Circulars issued in 2017 – PDF
  5. CGST Circulars issued in 2017 – PDF

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For Further Information & Reading:

GST Council Meets

  • 29th GST Council Meeting Highlights
  • 28th GST Council Meeting Highlights
  • 27th GST Council Meeting Highlights
  • 26th GST Council Meeting Highlights
  • 25th GST Council Meeting Highlights
  • 24th GST Council Meeting Highlights
  • 23rd GST Council Meeting Highlights
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