GST Updates 24.02.2021

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*GST Updates 24.02.2021*


Large resident welfare associations may have to pay GST retrospectively.


Expect high GST collections to continue in Feb, say FinMin sources.


Industry body AIFPA pushes for lower GST rate on packaged snacks and foods.


Natural gas under GST regime likely to benefit tile manufacturers.


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