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Sitharaman announces appointment of first GSTAT president

Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday announced appointment of Sanjaya Kumar Mishra as the president of the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) | Latest News India

Sanjaya Kumar Mishra to head GST Appellate Tribunal - The Hindu BusinessLine

Congress manifesto vows to tackle censorship, amend DPDP, more

From Eliminating 'Angel Tax' To GST 2.0: 12 Tax Reforms Congress Promises Ahead Of Lok Sabha Elections 2024

Congress Lok Sabha 2024 manifesto: Tax overhaul, no angel tax, relief for salaried, MSMEs & farmers

In the taxation part of the manifesto, the Congress has promised a "complete overhaul of India’s taxation system to make it people-friendly and efficient, and to incentivise private savings and investment".

Job Updates- Judicial Member Vacancy At Goods And Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT)

Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) invites online application for the post of Judicial Member in the Principal bench and the State Benches.Name of the Post: Judicial Member No. of...

2023 Annual Digest Of Indirect Tax Cases: CESTAT, AAAR & AAR

CESTAT Konkan Railway Not Liable To Pay Service Tax On Use Of Mangalore-Roha Line: CESTAT Case Title: Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. Versus Commissioner of Service Tax, Mumbai The Mumbai...

Annual Digest Of Indirect Tax Cases: January-December, 2023

Supreme Court State Amendments Made To VAT Acts After GST Came Into Effect Are Invalid : Supreme Court Case Title: The State of Telangana & Ors. V. M/S Tirumala Constructions., Civil Appeal...

GST Appellate Tribunal: Centre notifies creation of principal bench of GST Appellate Tribunal

On the recommendation of GST council, Centre on Monday notified the creation of the principal bench of Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT). Last month the Parliament passed the CGST Bill, 2023 which seeks to raise age limits for the president and members of the Goods and Services tax Tribunal (GSTAT) from 67 and 65 years, respectively, to 70 years, against 67 years and 65 years specified earlier.

GSTAT: Relaxing retirement age, eligibility criteria of members to bring efficiency, say tax experts

Bigger bench strength to help reduce pendency of cases, but the government should go for recruitment of members on war footing, they say.