Circulars

CBIC clarifies that the omission of Rule 96(10) of the CGST Rules, 2017, applies retrospectively from October 23, 2017, following the Supreme Court's judgment.

CBIC Confirms Retrospective Applicability of Rule 96(10) Omission Effective from October 23, 2017

CBIC clarifies GST ITC availment, reversal and GSTR-3B reporting requirements for banks, financial institutions and NBFCs under Section 17(4) of the CGST Act, 2017.

CBIC Clarifies GST Input Tax Credit Rules for Banks, FIs and NBFCs Under Section 17(4)

CBIC has withdraws the earlier clarification restricting ITC on demo vehicles under the dealer-agency model and clarifies their admissibility under Section 17(5) of the CGST Act, 2017.

CBIC Allows ITC on Demo Vehicles to Authorised Dealers Under Dealer-Agency Model under Section 17(5)

News

The Income Tax Department is urging select taxpayers to disclose undeclared overseas assets under FAST-DS by December 31, with disclosures covering foreign properties, shares and bank accounts.

IT Department Urges Select Taxpayers to Disclose Undeclared Overseas Assets Under FAST-DS

CBIC has issued a circular clarifying seven key issues concerning ISD registration, input tax credit eligibility, and ITC distribution under the CGST Act and Rules.

CBIC Clarifies Seven Key Issues Concerning Input Service Distributor (ISD) Under CGST Act and Rules 2017

CBIC has issued a circular clarifying key issues concerning GST appeal pre-deposits under Sections 107(6) and 112(8). 

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CBIC Confirms Retrospective Applicability of Rule 96(10) Omission Effective from October 23, 2017

CBIC Clarifies GST Input Tax Credit Rules for Banks, FIs and NBFCs Under Section 17(4)

CBIC Allows ITC on Demo Vehicles to Authorised Dealers Under Dealer-Agency Model under Section 17(5)

IT Department Urges Select Taxpayers to Disclose Undeclared Overseas Assets Under FAST-DS

CBIC Clarifies Seven Key Issues Concerning Input Service Distributor (ISD) Under CGST Act and Rules 2017

CBIC Clarifies GST Pre-Deposit Refund Procedure in Appeals Under Sections 107 and 112, Addresses Six Key Questions