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Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B...
Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases.
The main purpose of this rule is to prevent tax evasion and ensure minimum cash payment of GST.
What is Rule 86B?
Rule 86B of the CGST...
Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B...
Introduction
If you sell products on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, or any other online platform, understanding GST for e-commerce sellers is essential. The Government of India...
The GST Department has announced major changes applicable from the October 2025 return period. These updates focus on improving compliance and ensuring accurate Input...
Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases.
The main purpose of this rule is to prevent tax evasion and ensure minimum cash payment of GST.
What is Rule 86B?
Rule 86B of the CGST...
Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases.
The main purpose...
Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B...
Introduction
If you sell products on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, or any other online platform, understanding GST for e-commerce sellers is essential. The Government of India...
The GST Department has announced major changes applicable from the October 2025 return period. These updates focus on improving compliance and ensuring accurate Input...
GST Registration in India: Process, Documents Required & GST Limit
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a unified indirect tax system in India. Every...
GTA Goods transport agency
Transportation plays a vital role in the supply chain, and under GST, the tax treatment of transport services depends on the...
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has announced a major compliance relief for small businesses under GST.
Key Highlights
✅ Permanent exemption for...
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has released FAQ-2 to clarify important GST matters effective September 2025. This includes updates on...
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has recently issued a circular (No. 251/08/2025-GST, dated 12th September 2025) to clear doubts regarding...
Introduction
Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability.
However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases.
The main purpose of this...