GST Updates 30.03.2021

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GST Updates 30.03.2021


Bitcoin Alert! Govt says crypto gains taxable as income, GST applicable on services by crypto exchanges.


Form GST DRC 07 to be issued for Recovery of Interest: Guj HC.


Kerala HC stays DGGI order directing furnishing of Security in form of Bank Guarantee.


GSTR-9/9C due date for FY 2019-20 is 31.03.2021.


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