Restaurant Bills In Premium Hotels To Get Costlier Starting April 1
From April 1, hotels charging over Rs 7,500 per day will be 'specified premises' and restaurant services within will attract ...
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GST relief on insurance: Why 5% tax could be better than a full waiver for consumers
This reduction rather than a complete waiver in GST on gross insurance premium will be beneficial for both policyholders as ...
Restaurant services in hotels with room rent above Rs 7,500/day fall under 18 pc GST: CBIC
Hotels charging room rent above Rs 7,500 a day will be considered 'specified premises' from April 1, 2025. Restaurant ...
Tax Guru10h
16 Key GST Actions for March 2025
March 2025 is crucial for GST compliance, requiring businesses to complete 16 key actions. These include reconciling outward ...
PAC flags ITC discrepancies amounting to Rs 16,622 crore in FY21
The PAC said the inconsistencies highlight serious inefficiencies in the GST system's data validation and reconciliation ...
5% GST for restaurants with non-specified premises: Finance Ministry
Option of 5% GST without ITC or 18% with ITC to be applicable on restaurant services provided at non-specified premises, ...
Bengaluru tax officials arrest lead ingot firm director in Rs 44.8 crore GST evasion
BENGALURU: The Commercial Taxes Department (South Zone), Bengaluru, detected GST evasion by a lead ingot manufacturer and ...
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Hotel Restaurants: 18% GST on Rooms Above Rs 7,500/Day - CBIC
CBIC clarifies GST on restaurant services in hotels with room rent exceeding Rs 7,500/day. Learn about the new rules, ...
Tax Guru2d
AAAR Telangana Denies ITC on Employee Transport Due to Lack of Statutory Obligation
FULL TEXT OF THE ORDER OF APPELLATE AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCE RULING,TELANGANA ...
Restaurant services in hotels with room rent above ₹7,500/day fall under 18 pc GST: CBIC
New Delhi, Mar 27 (PTI) Hotels charging a room rent above ₹ 7,500 a day at any time in any financial year will be considered 'specified premises' for the next fiscal and restaurant services provided ...
Supreme Court upholds buyers can correct clerical errors in GST filings without penalty, claim ITC
In a significant ruling that promises ease of compliance to taxpayers under the goods and services tax, the Supreme Court has ...