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LatestGoods & Service Tax (GST) 15 July 2026

GST Updates and News

Recent developments in GST include the Karnataka High Court ruling that re-transportation of machinery for testing is not considered a supply and therefore only e-way bill penalties are applicable, with GST demands being deemed unsustainable. Additionally, the Allahabad High Court has stated that GST demand cannot exceed the amount specified in the show cause notice under section 75(7). There have also been warnings about a GST voucher scam in the form of phishing messages, and discussions on tax hikes and their impact on the economy. Furthermore, there are updates on GST refunds, GST invoice timelines for distributors, and the importance of wearing helmets in GST offices due to ceiling crashes.

Recent GST updates include several key developments.
- The Karnataka High Court has ruled that *re-transportation of machinery for testing* is not considered a supply, and therefore only e-way bill penalties are applicable, with GST demands being deemed unsustainable.
- The Allahabad High Court has stated that *GST demand cannot exceed the amount specified in the show cause notice* under section 75(7).
- There have been warnings about a *GST voucher scam* in the form of phishing messages.
- Discussions on *tax hikes* and their impact on the economy are ongoing, with some arguing that tax hikes are not the solution.
- There are updates on *GST refunds*, with information on how to check the status of refunds online.
- *GST invoice timelines* for distributors have been highlighted, with GST-registered mutual fund distributors required to submit invoices by certain deadlines.
- In a bizarre incident, GST staff have been advised to *wear helmets* in the office due to ceiling crashes.

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