Notification Updates
Notification 12/2024–Central Tax dated 10 July 2024
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has issued a notification to notify Central Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Rules, 2024, as per the recommendations of the GST Council. The changes include the insertion of new Form GSTR-1A, amendment to Rule 88B to provide no-interest liability on the amount deposited up to the due date of filing GSTR-3B and debited from Cash Ledger while filing a return, etc. The key updates are summarized below:
Sr. No. | Rule | Gist |
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1 | Rule 8(4A) |
Application for GST registration A second proviso is inserted, requiring a photograph of the applicant (or relevant individuals) to be taken for applicants not opting for Aadhaar authentication. Furthermore, the application will be deemed complete only after successful verification of the original documents uploaded with FORM GST REG-01 at designated Facilitation Center |
2 | Rule 21(ga) |
GST Registration liable to be cancelled A new clause is inserted to provide for cancellation of GST registration upon violation of the third or fourth proviso to Rule 23(1),i.e., failure to furnish all returns due for the period from the effective date of the order of cancellation of registration till the date of the order of revocation of cancellation of registration within the specified time limi |
3 | Rule 39(1) and 39(1A) |
Procedure for distribution of Input Tax Credit (ITC) by Input Service Distributor (ISD) The conditions for the manner of distribution of ITC by ISDs have been amended. |
4 | Rule 59(1) and 59(4A) |
Introduction of new form GSTR-1A
Team GSTN (Goods and Services Tax Network) has also issued an advisory in this regard. The same can be checked here. |
5 | Rule 59(4) |
Invoice-wise details if inter-state supply to unregistered persons of invoice value more than one lakh
*Earlier the limit was INR 2,50,000. **Effective from 1 August 2024. |
6 | Rule 88B(1) |
No interest on late filing of returns on the amount which were credited to the electronic cash ledger on or before the due date If the GST returns are filed after the due date but the amount has been credited to the Electronic Cash Ledger on or before the due date for filing the return and subsequently debited from the ledger for tax payment upon filing the return, the interest calculation shall exclude this amount if it remains in the ledger from the due date until its debit at the time of filing the return. |
7 | Rule 89(1B) and 89(2)(bb) and 89(2)(bc) |
Refund of IGST paid on an upward revision of price in case of export
Team GSTN has also issued an advisory in this regard. The same may be referred here. |
8 | Rules 110 and 111 |
Option of manual appeal/application to the Appellate Tribunal An appeal/application to the Appellate Tribunal may be filed manually in FORM GST APL - 05/FORM GST APL-07 and the memorandum of cross-objections may be filed manually in FORM GST APL-06, only if the Registrar allows the same by issuing a special or general order to that effect, subject to such conditions and restrictions as specified in the said order, and in such case, a provisional acknowledgment shall be issued to the appellant immediately. |
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