GST Updates 21.02.2021

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*GST Updates 21.02.2021*


Centre releases Rs 1 lakh crore GST compensation to states since October 2020.


GST Council Should Consider Rationalisation, Bring Petrol Under GST: Finance Minister.


Partner of Sivakasi fireworks manufacturing company arrested for Rs 22.5 crore GST, excise duty evasion.


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