- GST Council may classify intermediary services as exports, making them zero-rated
- Proposal could eliminate the current 18 percent GST levy on intermediary services
- Aims to provide financial relief to sectors like textiles, commodities trading, and IT services
- Amendment seeks to delete Section 13(8)(b) of the IGST Act, reclassifying services as exports
- Reform could resolve show-cause notices amounting to Rs 3,357 crore
- Finance Minister to urge states to align GST registration procedures with new central norms
- CBIC norms aim to standardize documentation and processing timelines for GST registration
- Early implementation at the central level shows positive signs in registration numbers
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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