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The Ministry of Finance offers a one-way switch facility from UPS to NPS for eligible employees, subject to some specified conditions.

Central Govt Employees Must Decide Between UPS and NPS by September 30

Judgement

HC dismisses writ petition by auction purchaser; rules that VAT attachment prior to IBC makes Department a secured creditor and sale certificate cannot be registered until arrears are satisfied.

Property Sale Drama: High Court Says IBC prevails over Old VAT Attachments

Articles

GST rates now has been decreased to 18% however, while Cess has been completely eliminated, Auto dealers may have to face a Cess loss of Rs 2500 crores.

GST 2.0 Shake-Up: Auto Sector Faces Rs. 2,500 Crore Loss as Cess Becomes Useless After September 22

News

56th GST Council Meeting held on September 3-4 slashes and simplifies rates, bringing all popcorn and cream buns under a uniform 5% tax slab.

Debate on Social Media Now Rests Over Salted Vs Caramel Popcorn Taxes; All Popcorn Now at Just 5% GST!

CBI is currently investigating a case involving a GST Superintendent from Mumbai and a lawyer working for a private company linked with an online betting website.

GST Superintendent and Lawyer Under CBI Investigation for Rs 22 Lakh Bribe in Betting Website Case

On Friday, the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that the companies must pass on the benefits of reduced GST (Goods and Services Tax) rates to consumers.

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Central Govt Employees Must Decide Between UPS and NPS by September 30

Property Sale Drama: High Court Says IBC prevails over Old VAT Attachments

GST 2.0 Shake-Up: Auto Sector Faces Rs. 2,500 Crore Loss as Cess Becomes Useless After September 22

Debate on Social Media Now Rests Over Salted Vs Caramel Popcorn Taxes; All Popcorn Now at Just 5% GST!

GST Superintendent and Lawyer Under CBI Investigation for Rs 22 Lakh Bribe in Betting Website Case

Companies Must Pass Benefits of GST Rate Cuts to Consumers, FM Nirmala Sitharaman Says