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Whirlpool paid a Rs 50,000 compounding fee to settle a packaging disclosure compliance issue under Andhra Pradesh's Legal Metrology regulations.

Whirlpool Settles Packaging Disclosure Issue, Pays Rs 50,000 Compounding Fee

Whirlpool of India informs the stock exchange that it has paid the compounding fee amounting to Rs 50,000 for violating the Legal Metrology Act, 2009; the Andhra Pradesh Legal Metrology Rules, 2011; and the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011.

Whirlpool of India Pays Rs 50,000 Compounding Fee in Andhra Pradesh Legal Metrology Matter

Skipper Limited has informed stock exchanges that the GST Department has preferred an appeal against an order that had earlier dropped a tax demand of Rs 10.21 crore relating to alleged differences in unbilled revenue.

Skipper Limited Faces GST Litigation as Department Challenges Order Dropping Rs 10.21 Crore Demand

Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu urged officials to use AI and technology to boost GST collections, improve revenue administration, and support economic growth.

Andhra Pradesh to Leverage AI for Higher GST Collection and Economic Growth

SBI has invited applications for 821 Concurrent Auditor posts for retired bank officers, with salaries up to Rs 80,000 and no application fee.

SBI Recruitment 2026: 821 Concurrent Auditor Vacancies Announced; Apply Before June 11

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AAR holds retrospective Section 16(5) amendment does not permit reclaiming previously reversed ITC.

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Whirlpool Settles Packaging Disclosure Issue, Pays Rs 50,000 Compounding Fee

Whirlpool of India Pays Rs 50,000 Compounding Fee in Andhra Pradesh Legal Metrology Matter

Skipper Limited Faces GST Litigation as Department Challenges Order Dropping Rs 10.21 Crore Demand

Andhra Pradesh to Leverage AI for Higher GST Collection and Economic Growth

SBI Recruitment 2026: 821 Concurrent Auditor Vacancies Announced; Apply Before June 11

Reversed ITC Cannot Be Reclaimed Under Section 16(5): AAR