Goods & Service Tax (GST) 2 October 2026
Global GST Updates: Collections, Laws, and Ratings
Western Australia appeals to retain its GST agreement while India reports a 14.7% jump in GST collections to over Rs 2.03 trillion in September. A Gujarat high court grants bail in a major e‑Way Bill forgery case. Singapore revises guidance on out‑of‑scope supplies and Nevada's $704 million general obligation bonds receive an AA+ rating. Meanwhile, new e‑commerce rules add compliance layers and Guernsey eyes a GST rise to 5% by 2029.
- Western Australia: State government makes a final appeal to the Productivity Commission to keep the GST deal. Read more
- Consumer Protection (E‑Commerce) Rules 2026: New amendments introduce additional compliance for goods and services, affecting tax IDs and MSMEs. Read more
- Gujarat High Court: Grants bail in an e‑Way Bill forgery case with a ₹29.30 lakh deposit after alleged GST liability of ₹24.42 lakh. Read more
- Nevada Bonds: Fitch rates $704 million general obligation bonds AA+ with a stable outlook, citing strong debt service coverage. Read more
- India GST Collections: Gross GST receipts rise 14.7% to over Rs 2.03 trillion in September, driven by import and domestic revenue growth. Read more
- Singapore: Tax Agency updates guidance on GST treatment for out‑of‑scope supplies. Read more
- Guernsey: Proposed amendment could raise GST to 5% by 2029 if reform package passes. Read more
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