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Drumroll... its 53rd

Madhusudan Mishra
Critique of India's GST System: Calls for Overhaul and Clear Principles to Address Complexity and Confusion. The article critiques the complexities and inconsistencies within the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system in India, highlighting the confusion caused by frequent changes and unclear legislation. It emphasizes the need for a robust legal framework with a strong foundational structure to prevent confusion and inefficiency. The author argues that the current system, governed by excessive subordinate legislation, results in overreach and complexity, likening it to a 'square wheel.' The piece calls for a comprehensive overhaul to establish a clear and universal set of principles, warning against superficial fixes that fail to address fundamental issues. (AI Summary)

Recommendations of 53rd GST Council Meeting held on 22-06-2024

Rule of Law!! But what is law then? Who drafted it? With 70 years of independence and more than 100 years of jurisprudence but what we see today is a bumbling buffoon. (Don't they have mercury exalted or sun have directional force in birth charts?)

What do they call it? 'Relaxation', 'Clarification', or 'Facilitation' - fancy words! But how? Oh, 'retrospective'. Okay. Then what till now? Just a nightmare, Good Morning. Then what will be the 'mechanics'? A new mess. No issues, we are resilient.

Do this (2017), no, this (2019), no no, this (2022). Oh, Sorry! Do what we said 'originally' (2017). Salman says 'Do whatever you want to do man', don't take it seriously. Its law, has boundaries and combinatorics. Law governed by excessive subordinate legislation accepts overreach and confusion. 

We can't develop 1, 2, 3 and now we have A, B, C, D complex the same. Does the efficiency of software engineers decide the manner and timing of implementation and if yes then why then and not now and doesn't seem we are still ready now. 

A serious overhaul is required to set the principles with a 'basic structure' (not a garble mush) powerful enough to cater for every combination else we will end up like Income Tax asking for DTC.

The cure (Amnesty) should not be worse than the disease (default).

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Sadanand Bulbule on Jun 24, 2024

Dear Sir

It is like moving " square wheel".

Madhusudan Mishra on Jun 25, 2024

A perfect law should be governed by its 'basic structure' embodying universal principles.

Altering 'basic structure' for specificity results in mush and an attempt to whitewash the lapse. This compassion is all fur coat and no knickers.

Harmful to the law and its learners.

Shyam Naik on Jun 25, 2024

Bollywood Number - "Left Leg Age Age, Right Leg Pichhe Pichhe" - "Left Leg forward and forward and Right Leg Backward and Backward". Body won't move.

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