Festival season GST enforcement targets taxable goods, e-commerce transactions, vehicle checks, and daily progress reporting. Intensive enforcement against possible GST tax evasion was directed during the festival season from 17-10-2022 to 31-10-2022, in view of the sharp rise in sales, stocking, transport, and e-commerce movement of taxable goods such as gold and bullion, dry fruits, sweets, electrical and electronic goods, textiles, readymade garments, utensils, gift items, FMCG goods, and firecrackers. Vigilance/Enforcement units and Mobile Squad units were instructed to inspect relevant business premises, warehouses, cold storages, vehicles, and online transactions, and to submit daily progress reports in a prescribed format.
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Festival season GST enforcement targets taxable goods, e-commerce transactions, vehicle checks, and daily progress reporting.
Intensive enforcement against possible GST tax evasion was directed during the festival season from 17-10-2022 to 31-10-2022, in view of the sharp rise in sales, stocking, transport, and e-commerce movement of taxable goods such as gold and bullion, dry fruits, sweets, electrical and electronic goods, textiles, readymade garments, utensils, gift items, FMCG goods, and firecrackers. Vigilance/Enforcement units and Mobile Squad units were instructed to inspect relevant business premises, warehouses, cold storages, vehicles, and online transactions, and to submit daily progress reports in a prescribed format.
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