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goods and services taxMissed the GST Amnesty (Section 128A) Deadline? Your Options Now
The Section 128A amnesty window for waiving interest and penalty on old GST demands closed in June 2025. If you missed it or got your application rejected, here's what's actually still available to you.
GSTR-9C for E-commerce Sellers: Reconciling TCS Credit and Section 9(5) Supplies
GSTR-9C for E-commerce Sellers: Reconciling TCS Credit and Section 9(5) Supplies
Your GSTR-9C for FY 2025-26 needs two reconciliations most annual-return guides skip entirely: your TCS credit ledger against GSTR-1, and any supplies where the marketplace itself pays your tax under Section 9(5). Here's how to do both without triggering a mismatch notice.
Got a Rule 88C Notice as an Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho Seller? Here's Why and What to Do
Got a Rule 88C Notice as an Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho Seller? Here's Why and What to Do
Rule 88C notices fire automatically when your GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B tax liability don't match — and for marketplace sellers, the real cause is usually delayed or mismatched platform sales data, not an actual error on your side. Here's how to read the notice and respond.
news and updatesCountry-of-Origin Filter Rule Is Now in Force: What Sellers Should Do
The Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Amendment Rules, 2026 were notified on 13 Feb 2026 and took effect on 1 July 2026. E-commerce entities selling imported products must offer a searchable, sortable country-of-origin filter.
goods and services taxE-Way Bill Guide for E-commerce Sellers: When You Need One and When You Don't
An e-way bill isn't just for big-ticket wholesale shipments — warehouse transfers between fulfilment centres, RTO returns, and even a handful of bulk orders can trigger the requirement. Here's the ₹50,000 threshold, the validity rules, and the specific situations e-commerce sellers get wrong.
goods and services taxGST for Exporters: LUT Filing and Zero-Rated Invoices for E-commerce Sellers
Amazon Global Selling and India's new export-focused FDI rules are opening cross-border selling to GST-registered marketplace sellers. Here's how LUT filing, zero-rated invoicing, and export GST refunds actually work.
e commerceCountry of Origin Rules for E-commerce Sellers: What the 2025 Draft Means for You
The government's November 2025 draft amendment requires every e-commerce platform to show a searchable country-of-origin filter on all imported product listings. If you sell imported goods on Amazon or Flipkart — or source from China — here's what's coming and what to do now.
goods and services taxGST 2.0 Rate Changes by Product Category: The Complete Table for Online Sellers
Over 200 product categories changed GST rates on September 22, 2025. This complete reference table covers apparel, electronics, food, home décor, beauty and appliances — with old vs new rates for Amazon and Flipkart sellers.
goods and services taxGST 2.0 and Your ITC: How the New Slabs Are Quietly Changing Your Cash Flow
GST 2.0 didn't just change product rates — it shifted how input tax credit accumulates for every e-commerce seller. Here's how to spot the ITC mismatch in your business and fix it before it costs you.
goods and services taxGST 2.0 Explained: What the New Two-Slab System Means for E-commerce Sellers
India abolished the 12% GST slab on September 22, 2025. If you sell on Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho, your rates, invoices, and ITC position may have changed — here's exactly what to check and fix.
goods and services taxCan I file GST return myself?
Yes, you can file GST returns yourself — but whether you should depends on your monthly transaction volume, how many platforms you sell on, and how much your time is actually worth. Here's the honest breakdown.