"The First Rule of GST: Facts First, Sections Later" reminds professionals that every GST case begins with facts, not provisions. Through real-life examples and insightful discussions, CA Raj Jaggi explains how understanding the story behind each transaction ensures compliance, accuracy, and integrity in practice.
The CBIC, via Notifications No. 13/2025-CT and 15/2025-CT dated September 17, 2025, has introduced key amendments to Forms GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C effective from FY 2024-25.
Starting November 1, 2025, India’s GST 2.0 reforms will introduce a simplified registration system with 72-hour auto-approval for low-risk applicants.
GSTR-9 filing for FY 2024-25 is now live from October 13, 2025, with a December 31 deadline. CBIC’s Notification No. 16/2025 introduces key updates like IMS-based ITC auto-population, revised reconciliation logic, and new Table 6A1 for cross-year ITC tracking.
From Sept 22, 2025, India shifts to two GST slabs - 5% and 18%. Paper packaging and printing job work under Chapter 48/49 now attracts only 5% GST.
From November 1, 2025, the government will launch a new GST registration system under GST 2.0 reforms, offering automatic approval and faster registration for low-risk applicants.
In his insightful article, the author breaks down the complexities of sponsorship classification under GST with wit and clarity. Through real-world examples, he explains how brand promotion differs from event logistics, the impact of the 2025 RCM–FCM amendment and the risks of misclassification that can trigger Section 74A proceedings.
Learn about key changes in Table 8A in GSTR-9 for FY 2024-25, including new ITC rules for delayed invoices and Section 74A payment updates.
The CBIC clarification dated 18 July 2025 (Letter No. CBIC-110267/107/2023-CX) has resolved the Sikkim GST dispute on excess Budgetary Support Scheme (BSS) refunds. It confirms that eligible manufacturing units in Sikkim can claim refunds based on actual value addition under the BSS notification, not restricted by the fixed cap in Para 5.8.
Learn about the common errors businesses make during GST Registration and how to fix them. From mismatched PAN and Aadhaar details to incorrect business type or address, understand how to avoid mistakes and get your GST Registration approved smoothly.
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