The financial year-end isn’t just about closing your books — it’s also about ensuring your GST compliance is complete, reconciled, and error-free.Among the most crucial annual GST filings are GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C.Many businesses mistakenly treat them as similar, but they serve completely different purposes — and mixing them up can
Since its launch in 2017, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been recognized as India’s most significant tax reform, unifying multiple indirect taxes into a single nationwide framework. While GST 1.0 brought transparency and integration, it also faced criticism for its complex slab structure, compliance hurdles, and inverted duty
Expanding your business beyond India’s borders can open doors to new customers, bigger markets, and exciting growth opportunities. But along with the opportunities come complex GST rules that every business—whether importing goods, exporting services, or selling digital products—needs to get right.Since the launch of GST in 2017, India’s indirect tax
Expanding into India is an exciting step for any business. The country offers a huge consumer base, a fast-growing economy, and plenty of investment opportunities. But before jumping in, you need to be aware of one thing—India’s tax system is not something you can figure out at the last minute.From
Section 74A of the CGST Act, 2017, introduced for FY 2024-25, unifies the timelines and compliance framework previously governed by Sections 73 (non-fraud cases) and 74 (fraud cases). This reform simplifies GST demand and recovery processes, streamlining litigation and enforcement. Below is a concise breakdown of the key aspects and
