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Good news for businesses dealing with the Goods and Services Tax (GST)! Soon, there might be a special court called the GST Appellate Tribunal to handle disputes related to GST. Until now, if a business disagreed with the tax department about GST matters, they had to go to the high courts. But now, with the new tribunal, businesses can appeal to this specialized court instead. The number of GST disputes has been growing rapidly. In fact, there are now three times as many pending appeal
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The GST Appellate Tribunal is a proposed special court designed to handle disputes and appeals related to the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
It is being established to address the growing number of pending GST appeals, which have tripled in recent years, leading to delays in resolving disputes and financial record management.
Experts predict that the tribunal could begin operating in the latter part of this year, after the general elections conclude.
Initially, two benches are planned for Calcutta, to manage cases from Bengal, Sikkim, and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
The plan, decided by the GST Council, is to gradually establish benches in different states, with a recent notification outlining the creation of 31 benches across 36 states and Union territories.
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