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ARTICLE · 25 NOVEMBER 2024

Customs And GST Alert - November 2024

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  • Central Government has mandated all departmental quasi-judicial / appellate authorities to conduct personal hearing in proceedings pertaining to GST, Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax laws through video conferencing mode, with effect from 05.11.2024. Physical hearings may be conducted by way of exception, only upon specific request of party and after recording reasons for the same in writing.
  • Starting early next year, GSTN shall restrict filing of returns after three years from their due dates, in compliance with amendments made by Finance Act, 2023.
  • With effect from 01.04.2025, GSTN shall impose a time limit of 30 days for reporting old invoices on the e-invoice portal for assessees with turnover more than INR 10 crores. This restriction shall apply to all document types for which an Invoice Reference Number is required to be generated (including invoices / credit notes / debit notes).

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