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LatestGoods & Service Tax (GST) 15 August 2026

GST Updates

The Supreme Court has set strict limits on GST confiscation of goods in transit, refusing to interfere in the matter. Meanwhile, the CAG has flagged Rs 401 crore GST lapses in construction and detected 1334 cases of GST non-compliance in works contracts and construction sector. Additionally, a Quebec entrepreneur has been jailed and ordered to pay over $1 million for GST/QST fraud.

The Supreme Court has set strict limits on GST confiscation of goods in transit, refusing to interfere in the matter.
The court examined the e-way bills and other supporting documents, and the authorities issued notices in FORM GST MOV-10, proposing confiscation of goods.
- The CAG has flagged Rs 401 crore GST lapses in construction and detected 1334 cases of GST non-compliance in works contracts and construction sector.
- A Quebec entrepreneur has been jailed and ordered to pay over $1 million for GST/QST fraud, highlighting the importance of GST compliance.
- Other updates include the GST Council's decisions and recommendations, and the introduction of GST filing and compliance services.

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