CBEC has formed a committee to identify the key concerns and sort them out through dialogue between center and States

There are a lot of square brackets or what are called unresolved issues with respect to the proposed GST, which may create hassle for the taxpayers.

In order to iron out administrative differences between the Centre and states over the proposed (GST)  regime, the (CBEC) has formed a committee to identify the key concerns and sort them out through dialogue. The issues include administrative threshold as well as revisionary powers.
 
“There are a lot of square brackets or what are called unresolved issues with respect to the proposed GST, which may create hassle for the taxpayers. Therefore, the committee has been formed to look into each of these issues and take them up with the states,” said a government official.

CBDT waives interest on demand raised due to disallowance of Sec. 87A rebate on income taxable at special rate

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued a circular to waive off the demand raised upon the taxpayers due to the disallowance of ...