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Rising Tide: Pending GST Appeals Surge 25% in First Half of Fiscal Year, Finance Ministry Acknowledges Significant Uptick In a concerning revelation, the Finance Ministry informed Parliament on Monday that pending taxpayer appeals related to Central GST levies have witnessed a substantial increase of 25% in the first seven months of the current financial year. Acknowledging the surge in appeals, the ministry disclosed that nearly 3,000 new appeals have been filed since April, highlighting a s
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Pending taxpayer appeals related to Central GST levies have increased by 25% in the first seven months of the current financial year.
Nearly 3,000 new appeals have been filed since April 2023, with the total number of pending appeals reaching 14,897 by October 31, 2023.
In the entire financial year 2022-23, approximately 2,100 appeals were added to the pending list, whereas the current fiscal year has already seen nearly 3,000 new filings since April.
State Benches for the GST Appellate Tribunals have been constituted through a notification in September, but a specific timeline for their establishment and operationalisation has not been provided.
The surge in pending appeals raises concerns about the efficiency of the GST dispute resolution mechanism and highlights the need for the timely operationalisation of GST Appellate Tribunals.
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