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GST Alert: Major Changes in Credit Notes from 1 October 2025 — Provisions Explained!

From 1 October 2025, the GST rules in India will change, especially for credit notes and their reflection in the GSTR-2B. What’s Changing? Under the revised process, credit notes issued by suppliers will now require explicit acceptance by customers (recipients) in the Invoice Matching System (IMS). If a buyer rejects a credit note, the supplier’s […]

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Taxable Event Under GST – Supply

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What is a Taxable Event: Every taxation system has a foundation stone which is called as ” Taxable Event “. Before levying any tax, a taxable Event is ascertained. Taxable Event means the point at which the tax would be charged. It means any transaction or occurance that triggers the charageability of tax. Taxable Events

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How “GST 2.0” Could Boost Festive Season Spending

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India’s festive season has always been more than just a time for celebration—it’s also the heartbeat of the country’s economy. From sweets and clothing to cars and gold, spending surges across industries during Navratri, Diwali, and Christmas. With the introduction of GST 2.0 in 2025, the government has made sweeping changes to the tax structure

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GST Slabs 2025 Explained: From Essentials at 0% to Luxury Goods at 40%

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The Goods and Services Tax (GST) has undergone its biggest reform since implementation. Effective 22 September 2025, the Government of India simplified the structure by reducing multiple rates and introducing a new luxury slab. This move is aimed at making taxation more transparent, easing compliance, and providing relief to common consumers. If you’re a business

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How to Claim GST Refunds Faster: Proven Tactics That Work

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Getting a GST refund can be a vital cash flow booster for many businesses, especially exporters, manufacturers, and service providers dealing with zero-rated supplies or excess input tax credit (ITC). However, delays in processing refunds are common and can disrupt working capital, operational efficiency, and even growth plans. If you’ve been wondering how to claim

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India’s Biggest Tax Reform Since 2017: Moving Towards a Two-Slab GST Regime

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India is preparing for what could be its most significant GST reform since the tax was first introduced in July 2017. The Goods and Services Tax (GST), launched as a “One Nation, One Tax” system, was meant to streamline indirect taxation and improve compliance. Yet, over the years, its multi-slab structure with rates of 5%,

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Is GST Really Hurting or Helping the Indian Economy? A Closer Look

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In 2017, India made a historic shift in its tax structure by introducing the Goods and Services Tax (GST). This new tax system aimed to streamline the country’s complex indirect tax regime, replacing a maze of state and central taxes with a single, unified framework. But as with any major reform, the impact of GST

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Weekly Analysis of Notifications and Circulars: Week Ending 1st June 2025

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Overview of Key Notifications During the week ending 1st June 2025, a number of important notifications were issued across various government agencies and sectors. These notifications reflect significant developments that stakeholders need to be aware of to ensure compliance and informed decision-making. The focal areas included updates in public health policies, modifications in regulatory frameworks

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