- Post-sale discounts can now be given via credit notes without a prior agreement, if the recipient reverses the related input tax credit.
- Provisional refund facility extended to cases of inverted duty structure, improving liquidity for affected taxpayers.
- Minimum monetary threshold for export-related tax refunds removed, allowing claims of any amount.
- Mandatory pre-deposit of 10% of penalty introduced for appeals where only penalty is disputed, to reduce frivolous litigation.
- Clarification added that goods warehoused in SEZ/FTWZ before home consumption are not considered supply for GST, and no GST refund is available for such transactions.
Source: lexplosion.in
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