The Western Maharashtra Tax Practitioner's Association has organised an All India Protest for 29th January 2021. Tax professionals and trade bodies are urged to gather outside CGST offices nationwide to protest the Central Government's inflexible stance on GST return due dates. The association highlights ongoing issues including frequent law changes, a complex GST portal, and the denial of input tax credit, which they feel are not being adequately addressed by the government.
The Western Maharashtra Tax Practitioners Association has called for an All India Protest on 29th January 2021, outside CGST Office in Each District/City of Whole Indiaagainst the rigid approach of the Central Government, in not extending the due dates for filing GST Returns. Read the official representation letter below:
THE WESTERN MAHARASHTRA TAX PRACTITIONERS ASSOCIATION
ALL INDIA PROTEST CALL BY WMTPA
On 29th Jan 2021, outside CGST Office in Each District/City of Whole India
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The All India Protest is scheduled for 29th January 2021.
The protest is being organised by the Western Maharashtra Tax Practitioner's Association (WMTPA).
The protest will take place outside the CGST Office in each district and city across India.
The protest is against the Central Government's rigid approach in not extending the due dates for filing GST Returns and other related issues.
The issues include frequent law changes, a complex and unstable GST portal, denial of input tax credit, lack of GST return revision, frequent notifications, excessive power to authorities for registration cancellation and ITC blocking, and delays in Income Tax utilities.