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GST Council Meeting LIVE Updates: Deadline To File GST Returns Extended For Northeastern States

The GST Council today is discussing measures to reduce evasion. Watch and follow updates live here.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Revenue Secretary Ajay Bhushan at the 38th GST Council meeting, in New Delhi. (Source: PTI)
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Revenue Secretary Ajay Bhushan at the 38th GST Council meeting, in New Delhi. (Source: PTI)
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The agenda for the 38th Goods and Services Tax Council meeting, scheduled to take place in New Delhi, includes a presentation by the committee of officers to suggest ways to augment tax revenues. The panel had sought views from states for increasing GST collections, and suggestions like removing items from the exempted list, increasing cess on luxury items, were received.
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Watch: GST Council Decisions

Due Date For GST Return Filing Extended For North East

Due date for filing GST returns for November 2019 will be extended in respect of a few Northeastern states.


Input Tax Credit Restriction

The Council decided that input tax credit will now be restricted to 10 percent as against 20 percent earlier if invoices not uploaded.


Setting Up Grievance Redressal Units

Grievance redressal committees will be set up at zonal or state levels with both CGST and SGST officers, industry representatives and other stakeholders to address problems of taxpayers.


Measures To Improve GSTR-1 Filing

The GST Council has also decided to waive the late fee for filing GSTR1 from July 2017 to November 2019 if all returns are filed before Jan 10. 2020. This has been done to facilitate filing of all past returns.

Besides, E-way bill for the taxpayers who have not filed GSTR-1 for two tax periods will now be blocked.


ITC Restriction Of 10% If Invoices Not Uploaded

Input tax credit will now be restricted to 10 percent against 20 percent earlier if invoices are not uploaded.
















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