Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia

GST is only one reform; Narendra Modi should cut the hype and follow up with more steps

There is a pressing need for political parties to approach the GST roll-out in a constructive manner, rather than fighting it out in the street

GST: Midnight show is great, but how about rehearsing to face job losses?

Already, the graph of employment generation under the Narendra Modi government is on the declining course; the economy may not be able to take another round of job losses

GST from 1 July: Retailers need to file single return every month, says Hasmukh Adhia

Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia said the notion that assessees will have to file three returns every month is unfounded and retailers or B2C dealers need not give invoice wise details every month

GST rollout: 'Don't rush for GSTIN, provisional ID will suffice initially', says Hasmukh Adhia

Of the 80.91 lakh excise, service tax and VAT assessees, 65.6 lakh, or 81 percent, have already migrated to the GSTN portal

GST: Arun Jaitley seeks support from MPs/MLAs to create awareness of new indirect tax regime

In a letter to the presidents of various political parties, Jaitley thanked them for their cooperation and contribution in making the GST a reality

Black money: Response to PMGKY 'not so good', only Rs 5,000 cr declared, says govt

The scheme was launched in December last year to enable people with black money to come clean by paying tax and penalty of 50 percent

GST: Hasmukh Adhia says not ruling out rationalisation of tax rates

Adhia said a decision on the rates of foodgrains, especially wheat and rice, would be taken at the 3 June meeting

GST rollout: Cess to yield Rs 55,000 cr in first 9 months; coal to be top contributor

The amount to be raised through cess on coal as well as luxury items and sin goods will be used for compensating states for revenue shortfall

GST may not raise revenues 'significantly' in next few years: Fitch Ratings

India's EDB ranking is the lowest of all countries rated in the BBB categoryian

GST Council Srinagar meet: Sugar, tea, coffee and edible oil in 5% tax bracket

Milk and cereals will be among the exempted category, Revenue secretary Hasmukh Adhia said