Extension of GSTR-3B filing deadline: April returns now due by 24 May 2022 under statutory extension power.
The Commissioner, acting on the Council's recommendations and under statutory extension powers, has extended the due date for furnishing returns in FORM GSTR-3B for April 2022 to 24 May 2022 by notification dated 18 May 2022.

Due date extension for GST PMT-06 payments: April tax deadline moved to a later May date.
Extension granted for the due date to deposit tax in FORM GST PMT-06 for April 2022; taxpayers liable under the proviso to sub section (7) of section 39 may deposit the tax on or before the 27th day of May, 2022.

Due date extension for PMT-06 returns allows deposit of tax liabilities under GST provision to a later deadline.
The Commissioner, invoking the first proviso to sub rule (3) of rule 61 of the Jammu and Kashmir GST Rules, 2017 and on Council recommendations, extends the due date for furnishing the return and depositing tax in FORM GST PMT-06 for the month of April 2022 to permit deposit of tax due under the proviso to sub section (7) of section 39 of the Jammu and Kashmir GST Act, 2017; the notification is effective from 17th May 2022.

Due date extension for FORM GSTR-3B: new final filing date set for April return under state GST authority.
Extension of the due date for furnishing FORM GSTR-3B for April 2022 is authorised by the Commissioner of Taxes of Manipur under the state's GST filing provision and the corresponding procedural rule, effected on the recommendations of the GST Council, and sets a new final date for submission applicable to taxpayers required to file that return in Manipur.

Extension of return due date for FORM GSTR-3B granted; a later deadline applies and is effective immediately.
Extension of the due date for furnishing the return in FORM GSTR-3B for the month of April 2022 is ordered under statutory authority; the Commissioner, on Council recommendation, extended the filing deadline to the twenty-fourth day of May and declared the notification operative from the seventeenth day of May 2022.

Extension of tax deposit due date: April return deposits via FORM GST PMT-06 extended to late May under Karnataka GST rules.
The Commissioner, under the first proviso to sub-rule (3) of rule 61 of the Karnataka GST Rules, 2017 and on Council recommendation, extended the due date for depositing tax payable under the proviso to the return-filing provision in section 39 in FORM GST PMT-06 for April 2022 until 27 May 2022.

Due date extension for GSTR-3B returns allows filing beyond original deadline under statutory provision notified May
The return in FORM GSTR-3B for April 2022 is extended by official notification, exercised under the statutory power for return filing and the corresponding GST rule, issued on the recommendations of the Council and specifying a new deadline for submission of the April 2022 GSTR-3B return by the tax administration authority.

Due date extension for QRMP taxpayers to deposit April tax in FORM GST PMT-06 until 27 May.
Extends the due date for deposit of tax in FORM GST PMT-06 by taxpayers under the QRMP scheme for April, 2022, with the Commissioner invoking the power under the first proviso to sub rule (3) of rule 61 of the Nagaland GST Rules, 2017 and the proviso to sub section (7) of section 39 of the Nagaland GST Act, 2017 to set the extended deadline as 27 May 2022.

Extension of GSTR-3B filing deadline permits delayed submission for April returns under statutory authority and council recommendation.
Extension of the due date for furnishing FORM GSTR-3B for April 2022 is authorised under sub-section (6) of section 39 of the Nagaland GST Act read with sub-rule (1) of rule 61 of the Nagaland GST Rules; the Commissioner, on the Council's recommendation, has set an extended deadline for submission of that return.

Due date extension for GST PMT-06 deposits under QRMP scheme allows taxpayers extra time to pay April liabilities.
The Commissioner, under rule 61(3) and on the Council's recommendation, extends the due date for depositing tax in FORM GST PMT-06 for April 2022 by taxpayers under the QRMP scheme until 27 May 2022, pursuant to the proviso to the return-filing provision applicable to section 39.

Extension of return filing deadline: GSTR-3B April returns deadline extended to 24 May under statutory extension power.
The Commissioner, exercising powers under section 39(6) of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act read with rule 61, on the Council's recommendation, extends the due date for furnishing FORM GSTR-3B for April 2022 to 24 May 2022 by Central Tax notification.

Concessional GST rate for bricks with conditions on input tax credit claims and mandatory ITC reversal.
Concessional treatment grants a reduced state tax rate on specified intra-state supplies of bricks and tiles, subject to conditions limiting the claim of input tax credit: credit on inputs or services used exclusively for such supplies must not be claimed, and where inputs or services are used partly for these supplies and partly for other supplies, the credit must be reversed as if the supply were an exempt supply under the reversal rules of section 17(2).

GST rate reclassification shifts specific brick and tile items into a different tax rate category, changing their tax treatment.
The Telangana GST notification amends tax schedules by removing serial numbers 225B-228 from the 2.5% Schedule I and inserting Schedule II entries 176B-176E to classify fly ash bricks, bricks of fossil meals or similar siliceous earths, building bricks and earthen or roofing tiles under the 6% category, identified by HSN codes 6815, 69010010, 69041000 and 69051000. The amendment is effective from the 1st day of April, 2022.

Tariff value fixation sets customs valuation benchmarks for edible oils, metals and areca nut after amending NT notification.
CBIC, exercising powers under section 14(2) of the Customs Act, substitutes TABLE-1, TABLE-2 and TABLE-3 of the principal non-tariff notification to fix tariff values for specified imported goods-edible oils, brass scrap, areca nut, and defined forms of gold and silver-setting unit values for customs valuation and including scope explanations; the amendment takes effect the day after publication.

Wheat export prohibition implemented, allowing only pre-issued ILC shipments or government-to-government food security permissions.
Export of wheat under the specified ITC (HS) codes is prohibited with immediate effect to protect food security; however, exports are permitted for (a) shipments backed by an Irrevocable Letter of Credit issued on or before the notification date subject to prescribed documentary evidence, and (b) shipments authorized by the Government of India to meet other countries' food security needs upon governmental request, subject to the procedure in Para 1.05(b) of the Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020.

Export policy change: Onion seeds reclassified as restricted, imposing licensing and compliance obligations on exporters.
Export regulation for onion seeds (ITC HS 12099130) has been amended by DGFT Notification No. 05/2015-20 dated 13 May 2022, reclassifying the item from Prohibited to Restricted. The change brings onion seeds within the regulatory framework for restricted exports, imposing the licensing, clearance and compliance obligations applicable to restricted-category commodities under the Foreign Trade Policy, with immediate effect.

SEZ Authority membership change: substitution of two SEEPZ SEZ Authority members updating the authority's composition.
Amendment to Notification S.O.2175(E) substitutes the individuals listed at entries 5 and 6 with two newly named members, thereby updating the composition of the SEEPZ SEZ Authority; the Department of Commerce issues this administrative notification under powers conferred by the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005.

Revocation of anti-dumping duty removes the trade remedy on Amoxycillin imports from China PR and rescinds the prior notification.
The Central Government revokes the anti-dumping duty on Amoxycillin (Amoxycillin Trihydrate) originating in or exported from China PR and rescinds the earlier notification that imposed that duty, while preserving the effect of things done or omitted before rescission.

RoDTEP schedule aligned with Finance Act 2021; new Appendix 4R notified effective 01.01.2022, details on DGFT portal.
The Central Government has notified a revised Appendix 4R aligned with the Finance Act, 2021, effecting a new RoDTEP schedule that lists eligible export items by tariff item, prescribes applicable RoDTEP rates and, where applicable, per unit value caps or fixed rebate amounts, and is effective from the implementation date stated in the notification; the full Appendix 4R is published on the DGFT portal under Regulatory Updates > RoDTEP.

Collective investment regulations tightened: enhanced eligibility, ownership limits, faster refunds, demat units and expense caps.
Amendments update definitions including auditor and designated employees, tighten fit and proper eligibility by prescribing business tenure, net worth and profitability conditions, and impose ownership and board representation restrictions to prevent promoters, associates or group companies from holding substantial interests in other Collective Investment Management Companies or trustee companies. Operational changes limit offer periods with one extension, require prompt refunds and dematerialized unit issuance within specified short timelines, mandate minimum subscription, investor count and concentration thresholds, restrict related party investments by schemes, cap initial and recurring expenses, prohibit incentive fees, and require granular expense disclosure and full trail commission models.