The existing S. No. 3A is substituted to include specified essential oils of mint varieties (peppermint, spearmint, mentha arvensis, etc.). Under the revised entry, RCM applies where an unregistered person supplies these goods to a registered person. This strengthens tax compliance in the essential oil sector.Issued for earlier notification?Yes — amends Notification 04/2017–CT (Rate).
The existing S. No. 3A is substituted to include specified essential oils of mint varieties (peppermint, spearmint, mentha arvensis, etc.). Under the revised entry, RCM applies where an unregistered person supplies these goods to a registered person. This strengthens tax compliance in the essential oil sector.Issued for earlier notification?Yes — amends Notification 04/2017–CT (Rate).
The entry at S. No. 102 is substituted to include aquatic feed, poultry feed, cattle feed, wheat bran and de-oiled cake (excluding rice bran). A new entry 102C is inserted covering husk of pulses and concentrates such as chuni, churi and khanda. This widens GST exemptions for agricultural and livestock-related inputs.Issued for earlier notification?Yes — amends Notification 02/2017–CT (Rate).
The entry at S. No. 102 is substituted to include aquatic feed, poultry feed, cattle feed, wheat bran and de-oiled cake (excluding rice bran). A new entry 102C is inserted covering husk of pulses and concentrates such as chuni, churi and khanda. This widens GST exemptions for agricultural and livestock-related inputs.Issued for earlier notification?Yes — amends Notification 02/2017–CT (Rate).
The notification revises entries relating to ethyl alcohol supplied for petrol blending, bran and residues (excluding animal feed), fruit pulp/juice-based drinks, and mathematical/geometry boxes. It also substitutes the 9% entry for denatured ethyl alcohol. These changes rationalise GST rates across food, alcohol, and stationery sectors.Issued for earlier notification?Yes — amends Notification 01/2017–CT (Rate).
The notification revises entries relating to ethyl alcohol supplied for petrol blending, bran and residues (excluding animal feed), fruit pulp/juice-based drinks, and mathematical/geometry boxes. It also substitutes the 9% entry for denatured ethyl alcohol. These changes rationalise GST rates across food, alcohol, and stationery sectors.Issued for earlier notification?Yes — amends Notification 01/2017–CT (Rate).
The provisions of biometric-based Aadhaar authentication under rule 8(4A) are made inapplicable in all States and Union Territories except Gujarat. Applicants in Gujarat continue to be subject to biometric authentication. The notification specifies territorial applicability under rule 8(4B).Effective Date:26 December 2022
The provisions of biometric-based Aadhaar authentication under rule 8(4A) are made inapplicable in all States and Union Territories except Gujarat. Applicants in Gujarat continue to be subject to biometric authentication. The notification specifies territorial applicability under rule 8(4B).Effective Date:26 December 2022
This notification specifies that Rule 8(4A) (biometric Aadhaar authentication) shall apply only in the State of Gujarat and shall not apply in other States and Union Territories. The measure allows phased implementation of biometric verification. It ensures controlled rollout based on administrative readiness.Amendment:Yes it has been amended through notification 54/2023, 31/2023, 5/2023,
This notification specifies that Rule 8(4A) (biometric Aadhaar authentication) shall apply only in the State of Gujarat and shall not apply in other States and Union Territories. The measure allows phased implementation of biometric verification. It ensures controlled rollout based on administrative readiness.Amendment:Yes it has been amended through notification 54/2023, 31/2023, 5/2023,
This comprehensive amendment introduces biometric Aadhaar authentication, inserts Rules 37A and 88C, prescribes mechanism for ITC reversal where supplier fails to file GSTR-3B, and establishes automated mismatch recovery through DRC-01B. It also extensively revises GSTR-1 tables, appeal procedures, refund formats and recovery rules. The notification significantly strengthens compliance monitoring and enforcement.Amendment:This notification amends notification No. 3/2017
This comprehensive amendment introduces biometric Aadhaar authentication, inserts Rules 37A and 88C, prescribes mechanism for ITC reversal where supplier fails to file GSTR-3B, and establishes automated mismatch recovery through DRC-01B. It also extensively revises GSTR-1 tables, appeal procedures, refund formats and recovery rules. The notification significantly strengthens compliance monitoring and enforcement.Amendment:This notification amends notification No. 3/2017
Rules are amended to introduce biometric-based Aadhaar authentication for GST registration. Provisions for reversal and re-availment of input tax credit due to supplier non-compliance are inserted. New procedures are notified for dealing with liability mismatch between GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B and for withdrawal of appeals.Effective Date:26 December 2022 (specified provisions effective from 1 October 2022)
Rules are amended to introduce biometric-based Aadhaar authentication for GST registration. Provisions for reversal and re-availment of input tax credit due to supplier non-compliance are inserted. New procedures are notified for dealing with liability mismatch between GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B and for withdrawal of appeals.Effective Date:26 December 2022 (specified provisions effective from 1 October 2022)
The due date for filing FORM GSTR-1 for November 2022 is extended. The extension applies to registered persons having principal place of business in specified districts of Tamil Nadu. The revised date substitutes the earlier prescribed due date.Effective Date:13 December 2022Previous Notification:Notification No. 83/2020 – Central Tax dated 10.11.2020
The due date for filing FORM GSTR-1 for November 2022 is extended. The extension applies to registered persons having principal place of business in specified districts of Tamil Nadu. The revised date substitutes the earlier prescribed due date.Effective Date:13 December 2022Previous Notification:Notification No. 83/2020 – Central Tax dated 10.11.2020
The due date for furnishing FORM GSTR-1 for November 2022 is extended to the 13th day of the succeeding month for registered persons located in specified districts of Tamil Nadu. This relief is granted due to natural calamities. It prevents levy of late fee for affected taxpayers.
The due date for furnishing FORM GSTR-1 for November 2022 is extended to the 13th day of the succeeding month for registered persons located in specified districts of Tamil Nadu. This relief is granted due to natural calamities. It prevents levy of late fee for affected taxpayers.
The Competition Commission of India is empowered to examine whether benefits of input tax credit or tax rate reduction have been passed on to recipients. The authority may assess commensurate reduction in prices of goods or services. The empowerment is issued under section 171 of the CGST Act.Effective Date:1 December 2022
The Competition Commission of India is empowered to examine whether benefits of input tax credit or tax rate reduction have been passed on to recipients. The authority may assess commensurate reduction in prices of goods or services. The empowerment is issued under section 171 of the CGST Act.Effective Date:1 December 2022
