Goods and Services Tax – GST Dated:- 2-7-2022 – News – Fifth GST Day with vision GST@5 साधन, देश के सर्वांगीण विकास का celebrated at New Delhi Union Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman presides over as Chief Guest on the completion of 5 years of the GST CBIC honours taxpayers contributing to the GST success story 32 officers awarded with commendation certificate on 5th of GST Day The Government of India celebrated the 5 th GST Day with the vision GST@5 साधन, देश के सर्वांगीण विकास का. Union Minister for Finance Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman presided over as the Chief Guest of the event and Minister of State for Finance, Shri Pankaj Chaudhary was the Gue
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mage to all those who lost life during pandemic. On the occasion, the Finance Minister also took lead to mention that the gross GST Collections has been Rs.1.44 lakh crore for June, 2022 which is 56% more than the same month of the previous year. Minister of State for Finance, Shri Pankaj Chaudhary highlighted the salient features of GST and in particular removal of multiple taxes and implement the concept of One Nation One Tax. MoS was appreciative of the five presentations made by representatives highlighting the salient features of GST and achievements made in these five years. Revenue Secretary Sh. Tarun Bajaj complimented the five presenters from Trade who made presentations on GST. He congratulated the awardees for receiving commendation certificate on GST Day for exemplary service. He noted that CBIC is responsive of suggestions made by trade and would work on it to provide solutions. Chairman CBIC, Shri Vivek Johri said that all suggestions made by
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ulajja Firodia Motwani, CEO, Kinetic Green Energy Power Solutions Limited effectively made presentation on Impact of GST on Interstate Trade. She highlighted that GST been a revolution towards much improved inter-state trade. The second presentation was made by Mr. Shrinivas Garimella, Chairman of Industrial Development Committee, FTACCI- Hyderabad and presented on Impact of GST on MSME sectors. He said that due to GST the MSMEs are the biggest beneficiaries of online business processes. The third presentation was made by Ms. Sonam Kasera, CEO, Kamrup Tea Industry and Board Member, FIEO on Impact of GST on Exports. She said that biggest beneficiary has been trade due to increased profitability. The fourth presentation was given by Sh. DD Goyal, Member CII Tax Committee Executive Advisor Maruti Suzuki on simplification of procedures. He said that simplification of procedures related to Registration, Seamless ITC, Payment of Tax, Filing of Returns and refunds
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on ble Finance Minister. On the occasion of the 5th GST day, CBIC, Ministry of Finance, Government of India also recognized the contribution of all the compliant taxpayers to nation building. 50,000 (Fifty Thousand) compliant taxpayers have been identified representing all Industry sectors of the economy. The MSME sector, which is the growth engine of the Economy and the largest contributor to job creation find representation with more than 72% from Micro (6%), Small (51%) and Medium (16%) enterprises. has also been suitably represented in the category of awardees. Five such taxpayers were felicitated by the Finance Minister at the event. These taxpayers have demonstrated compliance in prompt filing of GST Returns and payment of their GST liabilities during the financial year 2021-22. Along with significantly improved collection of GST revenue, there has been clear improvement in the compliance behaviour, which has been a result of various measures taken by the Indi
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ri Prasad M.V., Additional Commissioner, CGST Ranchi to come forward and receive the certificate. Mr. Nimba Ram, Additional Commissioner, GST Policy wing Dr. Praveen Kumar, Additional Director, DGARM Ms. Jayapriya Dharanipathi, Joint Commissioner, CGST Chennai Ms. Kangale Shrunkhala Motiram, Joint Commissioner, CGST Delhi Mr. Sourabh Dabas, Joint Director, DGHRD Ms. Nancy D souza, Joint Director, DGARM Mr. Abhinav Kumar, Deputy Director, DGGI Ms. Neha Yadav, Deputy Commissioner, GST policy wing Mr. Dibyalok, Deputy Commissioner, TRU-1 Mr. Manish Deo Mishra, Deputy Commissioner, GST Policy wing Mr. Sanjeet Singh, Deputy Commissioner, CGST Delhi Mr. Radhe Krishna, Deputy Commissioner, CGST Hyderabad Ms. Prateeti Goyal, Deputy Commissioner, CGST Mumbai Mr. Sorabh Badaya, Deputy Commissioner, CGST Panchkula Mr. Raju Omprakash Jetley, Assistant Commissioner, CGST Ahmedabad Mr. Rajeev Ranjan, Under Secretary, TRU-II Mr. Pankaj Arora, Assista
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