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While Union Budget for 2023-24 is to be presented in the Lok Sabha on 01.02.2023, rumors are large that Budget may present yet another tax dispute resolution scheme in direct and indirect taxes. This may have twin benefits of reducing tax disputes or litigation and recovery of arrears of tax demands. The Budget may not contain any major change in GST law but there is expected some announcement on constitution of tax Tribunals which is very much needed with GST in its sixth year now. According to Chairman of PM Economic Advisory Council, Indian economy is expected to grow @ 6.5% in FY 2024. However, as per World Bank, India may grow at robust 6.6% in FY 2024 despite global slowdown. CBIC has empowered Additional Assistant Directors of GST Intelligence or Audit to act as Superintendents for the purpose of GST law. GSTN has made available the functionality of Letter of Undertaking (LUT) for FY 2023-24 on portal. CBIC has already issued Notifications and clarifications Circulars to implement decisions of 48th GST Council meeting held in December, 2022. Authorization to officers as Central Excise Officers
“Additional Assistant Director, Goods and Services Tax Intelligence or Additional Assistant Director, Goods and Services Tax or Additional Assistant Director, Audit”
(Source: Notification No. 01/2023-Central Tax dated 04.02.2023) GST Registration
(Source: CBIC Tweet dated 09.01.2023) New functionality at GSTN for Letter of Undertaking (LUT)
(Source: GST Portal) Protocol for Roving Squad – Tamilnadu
Clarification to deal with difference in Input Tax credit – Tamil Nadu Government of Tamil Nadu, Commercial Taxes Department have issued four circulars, dealing with important issues and doubts of tax payers and officers.
By: Dr. Sanjiv Agarwal - January 14, 2023
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