The GST Network (GSTN) has alerted taxpayers to a new regulation, Rule 86(B), which mandates a 1% cash payment towards GST liability. This rule aims to curb fraudulent input tax credit claims. Taxpayers should familiarise themselves with this change to ensure compliance.
The GST Portal, via their official Twitter handle, has made the taxpayers aware of the New Rule 86(B) on 1% cash payment of the liability. Read the poster released on the same, below.
Lets understand new Rule 86 (B) on 1% cash payment of the liability
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FAQ :
The new rule is Rule 86(B), which requires taxpayers to pay at least 1% of their total GST liability in cash.
The GST Network (GSTN) has made taxpayers aware of this new rule.
The rule is intended to prevent the misuse of input tax credit and ensure a minimum cash payment towards GST liability.
Taxpayers are being informed through the official GST Portal, including via their Twitter handle and released posters.