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GST RATE SLASH EFFECTIVE DATES

SAFETAB LIFESCIENCE

Dear Experts,

On 12.06.2021, the 44th GST council meeting held and GST rates were slashed for some covid related products. What is the effective date for these slashed rates. The concession ends on 30.09.2021, But do not know the new slashed rate applicability effective from date.....

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Effective Date for Reduced GST Rates on COVID Products Set by Gazette Notification 5/2021-CT Rate A discussion on a forum initiated by a company inquiring about the effective date of the reduced GST rates for COVID-related products, following the 44th GST council meeting. The responses clarify that the effective date is determined by the publication of the notification in the official gazette, specifically Notification 5/2021-CT Rate published on 14.06.2021. It is highlighted that the notification's enforcement depends on its publication date, as per legal precedents and GST definitions. Concerns about blocked credits under section 17(2) and the broader implications of the notification process are also discussed. (AI Summary)
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Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Jun 14, 2021

Sir,

The concessions granted by GST Council will come into effect on the date of issue of notification issued under Section 11 (1) of CGST Act, 2017. Some times the date of notification and effective date on which the notification will come into effect may be different.

ABHISHEK TRIPATHI on Jun 15, 2021

Dear Sir,

It is the date of publication of the notification in the official gazette. NN 5/2021-CT Rate published on 14.06.2021, hence effective date is 14.06.2021. You may refer the gazette as below:

https://egazette.nic.in/WriteReadData/2021/227600.pdf

More surprising is the notification which is issued under section 11. What kind of exemption is this? Because of this there will be blocked credits u/s. 17(2)? Opened Pandora box.

YAGAY andSUN on Jun 15, 2021

If a notification is published in the Official Gazette and not offered for sale on the date of its issue, such a Notification cannot be enforced on the date of its issue: High Court.

KASTURI SETHI on Jun 15, 2021

Dear Querist,

The following decision makes the situation crystal clear:-

2021 (1) TMI 694 - AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCE RULING, MADHYA PRADESH IN RE : DEE VEE PROJECTS LTD.

ABHISHEK TRIPATHI on Jun 22, 2021

This is how they have defined notification under GST

(80) notification means a notification published in the Official Gazette and the expressions notify and notified shall be construed accordingly.

So, for GST the existence of notification is from the date of publication under official gazette.

Gazette is a public journal. Government has to publish such law so that they may say that ‘ignorance of law is not an excuse’. If something doesn’t get publish in the gazette and just there on website as notification comprising of effective date. It would be very contrary to the very basic right of the general public knowing the government notice, law etc via gazette.

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