Anti-dumping duty on welded stainless-steel pipes and tubes from Thailand and Vietnam under producer-wise duty structure
Anti-dumping duty is imposed on welded stainless-steel pipes and tubes imported into India from Thailand and Vietnam, based on findings of dumped exports, injury to the domestic industry, and causal connection between dumped imports and injury. The duty is set producer-wise and country-wise, with nil duty for specified producers and higher duties for other producers or routed goods, while customs classification remains indicative only.

Rectification procedure for Input Tax Credit orders allows electronic correction of wrongful ITC demands by eligible taxpayers.
Notifies an electronic rectification procedure permitting registered persons to apply, within six months, for correction of demand-confirming orders where input tax credit earlier disallowed is now eligible under later eligibility provisions; the original issuing authority shall decide and issue a rectified order, ordinarily within three months, upload summaries in specified forms, and follow principles of natural justice where rectification adversely affects the applicant.

Waiver of interest and penalty under section 128A: electronic application procedure with payment and withdrawal conditions enables administrative resolution.
The rules add cross references to an additional assessment provision throughout the GST rules, introduce a 30 day invoice issuance limit where the recipient is liable to pay under reverse charge, amend return and form filing timelines and pre deposit caps, and insert a new detailed electronic procedure (including forms, payment and withdrawal conditions, timelines, notices and outcomes) for applications seeking waiver of interest and/or penalty in respect of specified notices, statements and orders, with deemed approval and restoration mechanisms where applicable.

Authority for Advance Ruling constituted; member appointed under statutory provision, superseding prior notification, effective on official publication.
The State Government, exercising its statutory powers, constitutes an Authority for Advance Ruling, superseding the prior notification, and appoints a named senior tax official as a member of that Authority; the constitution and appointment are declared effective from the date of publication in the official Gazette.

Late fee waiver for delayed GSTR-7 filings: excess penalties capped and nil-tax returns fully exempt.
Waiver of late fee is granted for registered persons required to deduct tax at source who fail to furnish FORM GSTR-7 for June 2021 onwards; the waiver covers the portion of late fee in excess of twenty-five rupees per day, subject to an overall waiver of the portion exceeding one thousand rupees, and fully waives late fee where the total state tax deducted at source in the month is nil. The notification supersedes the earlier order and is effective from 1 November 2024.

Rectification procedure for input tax credit under section 16 enabling electronic applications and administrative review.
A special procedure under section 148 allows registered persons, who have not appealed, to file an electronic application within six months to seek rectification of demand orders under sections 73, 74, 107 or 108 that confirmed demand for wrong availment of input tax credit under section 16(4) where that credit is now eligible under section 16(5) or 16(6). The original ordering authority must decide within three months, upload rectified-order summaries in prescribed forms, and follow principles of natural justice if rectification adversely affects the person.

Conditional waiver of interest and penalty: specified deadlines set for payment to avail waiver under Kerala GST notification.
Notification under conditional waiver of interest and penalty specifies that registered persons served with a notice, statement or order may make payment up to 31.03.2025 to obtain waiver; persons served with reassessment notices whose tax is redetermined pursuant to appellate directions may make payment within six months of that redetermination order. The notification is effective from 1 November 2024.

Commencement of amendment provisions stages the bringing into force of ordinance sections through specified commencement dates periods.
Appointment of commencement dates for provisions of an ordinance amending the state goods and services tax law: certain sections are deemed to have come into force retrospectively on an earlier date, while the remaining amendment provisions are scheduled to commence on a later specified date, fixing the operative dates for administrative and compliance application.

Sea cargo manifest compliance dates are revised for specified Form XII table entries under the transshipment regulatory framework.
The Sea Cargo Manifest and Transshipment (Fourth Amendment) Regulations, 2024 amend the Sea Cargo Manifest and Transshipment Regulations, 2018 with effect from publication in the Official Gazette. They substitute the prescribed dates in the table following Form XII for serial numbers 4, 5 and 6 with 15 November 2024, 30 November 2024 and 15 January 2025, respectively.

Tariff value fixation updated for imports affecting edible oils, metals, scrap and areca nut, altering customs valuation rules.
The notification amends the principal customs valuation notification by substituting revised TABLE-1, TABLE-2 and TABLE-3 to fix tariff values in US dollars for specified imported goods-including edible oils, brass scrap, areca nut, and specified forms of gold and silver-distinguishing product forms and exclusions and taking effect from the stated commencement date to govern import valuation.

Electronic filing requirement: specified Appendix II forms must be furnished and verified under Rule 131 from late October.
Specifies that, under sub rule (1) and (2) of Rule 131, certain Appendix II forms must be furnished electronically and verified in the manner prescribed under sub rule (1); the listed forms are Form 3CEDA (rollback of an Advance Pricing Agreement) and Form 3C O (approval under sub section (1) of section 35CCC).

Adjudicating authority appointment: delegation of adjudication for specified show cause notices to another Customs Commissioner.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs designates the Commissioner of Customs (Adjudication), Mumbai Customs Zone I to exercise the powers and discharge the duties of the Commissioner of Customs, Nhava Sheva V, for adjudication of the specific show cause notices listed in the Table, with the appointment taking effect from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.

Land customs route notification designates Ultapani-Saralpara-Naharani road as authorised route for access to Sarpang, Bhutan.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs substitutes the Table entry for Ultapani in Principal Notification No. 63/1994 Customs (N.T.), designating the Road from Ultapani via Saralpara via Naharani (SSB Camp) to Sarpang District (Bhutan) as the authorised land route for import and export at the Bhutan land frontier; amendment effected under powers conferred by clauses (b) and (c) of sub section (1) of section 7 of the Customs Act, 1962 and notified as No. 71/2024 Customs (N.T.).

Waiver of Late Fee: late fees for GSTR-7 TDS deductors waived where state tax deducted is nil or minimal.
The notification waives late fee components for registered persons required to deduct tax at source who fail to furnish FORM GSTR-7 for months from June 2021 onwards: amounts in excess of a nominal per-day threshold and amounts exceeding a specified aggregate cap are waived, and where total State tax deducted is nil for a month the entire late fee for that return is waived.

Input tax credit rectification enables correction of unappealed demand orders where previously time-barred credit is now eligible.
Registered persons may electronically seek rectification of unappealed demand orders concerning input tax credit previously denied for breach of the time-limit condition, where the credit has become available under the extended eligibility provisions. The application, with prescribed demand details and declarations, must be filed within six months. The issuing authority decides the application and, as far as possible, issues the rectified order within three months. Rectification is limited to the now-eligible credit demand, and principles of natural justice apply where the rectification adversely affects the applicant.

Waiver of interest and penalties: notification sets cut-off dates for registered persons to make tax payments for eligibility.
Notification specifies dates for eligibility for a waiver of interest and penalties: registered persons issued a notice, statement, or order may pay tax for waiver purposes up to 31-03-2025; where a notice under the assessment procedure leads to a re-determination of tax by the proper officer pursuant to appellate or judicial direction, the payment deadline for waiver is the date ending on completion of six months from issuance of that re-determination order. The notification is effective from 1 November 2024.

Interest and penalty waiver procedures establish electronic applications, payment verification, deemed approval, and appeal restoration for eligible GST demand proceedings.
Rule 164 establishes an electronic application process for persons eligible for waiver of interest, penalty, or both under Section 128A in relation to specified Section 73 notices, statements, and orders. FORM GST SPL-01 applies to notices or statements; FORM GST SPL-02 applies to orders. Payments against orders must be credited to the Electronic Liability Register, and payments made through FORM GST DRC-03 require FORM GST DRC-03A adjustment before FORM GST SPL-02.

Late fee waiver for delayed GSTR-7 filings by TDS deductors; excess fees and nil-deduction months exempt.
The notification waives the portion of late fee under section 47 for registered persons required to deduct tax at source who failed to furnish FORM GSTR-7 from June 2021 onwards that exceeds twenty-five rupees per day. It further waives total late fee amounts exceeding one thousand rupees and provides a full waiver where the total state tax deducted at source in a month is nil, with the measure effective from 1 November 2024 and superseding the earlier notification except as to past acts.

Rectification procedure for input tax credit demands enables electronic remedy where credit is now allowable, subject to procedure.
Notification prescribes a special electronic rectification procedure for registered persons to seek rectification of demand orders that had confirmed wrong availment of input tax credit but where the credit is now allowable under subsequent eligibility provisions; eligible applicants must file the prescribed application and Annexure A on the common portal within the limited window, the original ordering authority shall decide and issue a rectified order promptly and upload summary reporting in prescribed formats, and principles of natural justice apply where rectification adversely affects the applicant.

Waiver of interest and penalty: payment allowed until specified deadlines to obtain waiver for notified classes of registered persons.
Notification fixes deadlines for payment to obtain waiver of interest and/or penalty: for persons issued a notice, statement or order the deadline is 31 March 2025; for persons whose tax is redetermined by a proper officer after an appellate direction the deadline is six months from the date of that redetermination order. The notification becomes effective on 1 November 2024 and applies to the classes of registered persons identified in the Table.