GST Updates 08.04.2021

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GST Updates 08.04.2021


✅Supreme Court says GST no longer citizen-friendly; calls provisional attachment 'draconian.


✅Pre consultation hearing before issuance of SCN, department receives setback again in DHC.


✅Monthly 3B or Quarterly 3B? Here is Manual for Selection of QRMP Scheme.  Mail to us: gstmitraapp@gmail.com.

Apr-June Qtr due date is 30.04.2021.


✅GSTN Advisory: Auto-population of e-invoice details into GSTR-1. Video link: https://youtu.be/By8uelTjkUc


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