Upcoming Deadline: Summary of outward taxable supplies and tax payable by a non-resident taxable person — Due 13 May 2026
GSTR-5 filing is mandatory for non-resident taxable persons to report outward supplies and GST liability in India.
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GSTR-5 filing is mandatory for non-resident taxable persons to report outward supplies and GST liability in India.
GSTR-6 is a monthly GST return filed by Input Service Distributors for reporting inward supplies and ITC distribution.
GST rates and HSN classifications for beverages under HSN 2202 have been revised from 1 May 2026 affecting soft drinks and ready-to-drink products.
GST Notices – Complete Guide (2026)
Taxpayers registered under GST must file GSTR-3B, a monthly summary return, reporting outward supplies, input tax credit (ITC), and net tax payable. This obligation is especially relevant for taxpayer...
GST portal now allows editing of pre-deposit in appeals, improving accuracy but subject to verification by authorities.
GSTAT allows backlog appeals till 30 June 2026, offering relief for cases pending due to non-functional tribunal.
GSTAT Rules 2025 mandate e-filing of appeals, introducing a fully digital and transparent GST dispute resolution system.
GSTN clarifies that NIL demand orders do not bar appeals; taxpayers may seek rectification to file appeal under GST.
Orissa HC held writ not maintainable once GSTAT is functional; taxpayers must file appeal with mandatory pre-deposit.
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