Anti-dumping duty on Titanium Dioxide imports from China imposed to counter dumped imports and protect domestic industry.
The Central Government imposes anti-dumping duty on imports of Titanium Dioxide originating in or exported from China PR, based on the designated authority's findings of dumping and material injury. Duties are specified in the Table by tariff items, producer categories (including named producers and non-sampled cooperative producers), country of origin/export scenarios, per-unit amounts in USD and unit of measurement. Exclusions for particular end-uses and nano/ultrafine material are listed. The duty is payable in Indian currency for five years and rupee conversion uses the exchange rate notified under the Customs Act with the bill of entry date as the relevant date.

Countervailing duty imposed on textured tempered glass imports, calculated by reference price less landed value, adjusted for anti dumping duty.
Imposes a countervailing duty on textured toughened (tempered) coated and uncoated glass originating in or exported from Vietnam, calculated as the difference between landed value and specified reference prices per metric ton in USD where landed value is below the reference price. Distinct reference prices apply to Flat (Vietnam) Co., Ltd, other Vietnamese producers, and producers exporting via other countries. The CVD amount is reduced by any anti dumping duty paid, is payable in Indian currency, and is leviable for five years from notification publication using the exchange rate on the bill of entry date.

Valuation of related-party corporate guarantees: deemed higher of prescribed rate or actual consideration; GST forms and cancellation procedures updated.
The Rules amend valuation, procedural and form provisions: supplies by a supplier to a related person for providing a corporate guarantee are deemed valued at one per cent of the guarantee amount or actual consideration, whichever is higher. Rule 142(3) requires issuance of an "intimation" instead of an "order." Rule 159(2) and FORM GST DRC-22 include a one-year expiry or cessation on issuance of a subsequent Commissioner order. Forms REG-01, REG-08, GSTR-8 and GST PCT-01 are revised to add One Person Company, prescribe a new cancellation template, modify TCS reporting entries, and expand practitioner enrolment criteria.

Designation amendment: Special Commissioner added as authorised officer alongside Senior Additional Commissioner for state GST administration.
The Errata substitutes the designation in the earlier notification to provide that either the Special Commissioner (CT) or the Senior most Additional Commissioner (ST) (Grade-I) working in the office of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes shall be the authorised officer under the notification, and directs publication in the Gazette with the amendment to come into force from the specified effective date.

Tax collection at source compliance: e-commerce operators must follow special procedure for supplies by unregistered persons.
Notification requires electronic commerce operators who collect tax at source to allow supplies by exempted unregistered persons only if an enrolment number is allotted on the common portal, to prohibit inter-State supplies by such persons, to refrain from collecting tax at source for those supplies, and to report supply details in FORM GSTR-8; where multiple operators are involved, the operator who finally releases payment is treated as the electronic commerce operator. The procedure is effective from 1 October 2023.

Information-sharing platform notified for consent-based GST data sharing via common portal under statutory framework.
Notification designates Public Tech Platform for Frictionless Credit as the system to which the common GST portal may share information on a consent basis under the relevant statutory provisions. The platform is defined as an enterprise-grade open-architecture IT platform, conceived by the central banking authority and developed by its innovation subsidiary, to aggregate information from multiple data sources and enable financial and data service providers to converge via a standard, protocol-driven open API framework. The designation is effective from the notified operative date.

Exemption for metal scrap suppliers excludes them from a prior notification under Telangana SGST, changing its applicability.
The amendment adds a proviso excluding persons engaged in the supply of metal scrap-as identified by the first schedule to the Customs Tariff Act-from the applicability of the notification issued in G.O.Ms No. 109, Revenue (CT-II) Department, thereby narrowing that notification's scope under the Telangana GST framework. The amendment was made under the Telangana Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 and specifies an operative commencement date.

ITR-7 form updated for AY 2025-26: comprehensive new reporting, disclosures and schedules for exempt entities.
The CBDT, under the Income-tax (Eighteenth Amendment) Rules, 2025, has substituted FORM ITR-7 in Appendix II to the Income-tax Rules, 1962 for assessment year 2025-26, the rules being deemed effective from 1 April 2025. The revised ITR-7 prescribes comprehensive identification, registration, corpus, investment, audit, governance and beneficial ownership disclosures, detailed schedules for accumulated and applied income, voluntary contributions (including anonymous donations), capital gains including virtual digital assets, foreign assets, tax computation and reporting of taxes paid and reliefs.

Anti-profiteering requests closed from the appointed cut-off date, ending acceptance for examination of commensurate price reduction claims.
The State Government appointed 1 April 2025 as the date from which the anti-profiteering Authority would no longer accept requests for examination of whether input tax credit availed by a registered person, or a reduction in tax rate, had resulted in a commensurate reduction in the price of goods or services supplied by that person. The notification was issued under the proviso to sub-section (2) of section 171 of the Uttarakhand Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, on the recommendation of the Goods and Services Tax Council.

Input tax credit and tax rate reduction benefits to be examined for corresponding price reduction under GST.
Empowerment of the Principal Bench of the Appellate Tribunal under the Uttarakhand Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 and the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 to examine whether input tax credit availed by a registered person or tax rate reduction benefits have resulted in a commensurate reduction in the price of goods or services supplied by that person. The notification operates from 1 October 2024 and concerns scrutiny of passing on tax benefits through corresponding price reduction.

Reverse charge on renting of immovable property by unregistered persons is added under the Uttarakhand GST notification.
A further amendment inserts a new reverse charge entry for service by way of renting of any immovable property other than a residential dwelling, where the supplier is an unregistered person and the recipient is a registered person. The amendment brings this category within the Uttarakhand GST notification framework and is deemed to have come into force from 10 October 2024.

GST exemption amendment expands nil-rate entries for electricity-related services, research grants, school affiliation, and skill development services.
Amendment is made to the Uttarakhand GST exemption notification by inserting nil-rate entries for services incidental to electricity transmission and distribution, research and development services funded by grants, and affiliation services provided to government-controlled schools. The skill development exemption is also expanded and references to the vocational training council are updated to the National Council for Vocational Education and Training. The amendment takes effect retrospectively from 10 October 2024.

Helicopter passenger transportation on seat share basis gets a specific GST entry with input tax credit restriction and retrospective effect.
Amendment to the Uttarakhand GST notification inserts a specific entry for transportation of passengers by air in a helicopter on seat share basis, with a 2.5 tax rate and a condition that input tax credit on goods used in supplying the service must not have been taken. The amendment also updates the related cross-reference in the table and is deemed to have come into force from 10 October 2024.

GST reverse charge amendment covers metal scrap supplies from unregistered persons to registered persons under the Uttarakhand notification.
The Uttarakhand GST notification amends the existing reverse charge notification by inserting a new entry for metal scrap classified under HSN headings 72 to 81, covering supplies from any unregistered person to any registered person. The amendment is issued under the State's GST power on Council recommendation and is deemed effective from 10 October 2024.

GST rate amendment revises product classifications for medicines, snack items and seating entries under the Uttarakhand tax schedule.
Uttarakhand GST rate notification amends the existing schedule of goods under the State GST framework by inserting Trastuzumab Deruxtecan, Osimertinib and Durvalumab in Schedule I at 2.5%, adding extruded or expanded savoury or salted products in Schedule II at 6%, and revising Schedule III and IV entries for snack pellets and seats. The amendment is stated to be deemed effective from 10 October 2024.

GST payment deadline under section 128A prescribed for waiver of interest and penalty for specified registered persons.
Payment deadlines are prescribed under section 128A of the Uttarakhand Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 for specified registered persons to make payment of tax payable under a notice, statement or order so as to qualify for waiver of interest or penalty, or both. For one class of registered persons, the last date is 31.03.2025. For another class, payment may be made within six months from the date of the order redetermining tax under section 73. The notification is deemed effective from 1 November 2024.

Input tax credit rectification procedure allows revised GST orders where credit later becomes eligible and no appeal is filed.
Special procedure is prescribed for rectification of orders under sections 73, 74, 107 and 108 where demand for wrong availment of input tax credit was confirmed for breach of section 16(4), but the credit has since become available under section 16(5) or section 16(6), and no appeal has been filed. The registered person must apply electronically within six months, upload Annexure A, and the original issuing authority must decide the application and, where rectification is made, upload the rectified order summary in the prescribed form, subject to natural justice if the rectification is adverse.

Late fee waiver for delayed GSTR-7 returns applies to tax deductors, with cap-based and nil-deduction exemptions.
Late fee payable by a registered person required to deduct tax at source under section 51 is waived, to the extent it exceeds twenty-five rupees per day, for failure to furnish FORM GSTR-7 by the due date for the month of June 2021 onwards. The waiver is capped so that the total late fee payable for such delay stands waived to the extent it exceeds one thousand rupees. Where the registered person fails to furnish FORM GSTR-7 for a month by the due date and the total state tax deducted at source in that month is nil, the entire late fee payable under section 47 stands waived.

GST notification amendment excludes metal scrap suppliers from the notification's application with retrospective effect.
The Uttarakhand State Government amends an earlier GST notification by inserting a proviso excluding persons engaged in the supply of metal scrap falling under Chapters 72 to 81 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 from the notification's operation. The amendment is issued under the Uttarakhand Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 on the recommendations of the Council and is deemed to have come into force from 10 October 2024.

Metal scrap supplies under Uttarakhand GST are added to the section 51 notification framework with a retrospective amendment.
The Uttarakhand GST notification amends the earlier section 51 framework by inserting a new category for any registered person receiving supplies of metal scrap under Chapters 72 to 81 from another registered person. It also substitutes the proviso to clarify the exclusion for supplies between persons covered by clauses (a), (b), (c) and (d) of section 51(1), while preserving the exception for the newly inserted metal scrap category. The amendment takes effect from 10 October 2024.