The Kerala GST Department has issued new operational guidelines for remitting taxes and other amounts, including arrears, through the e-Treasury portal. Previously, payments for various state taxes and levies were made manually. However, with the implementation of the Integrated Finance Management System (IFMS), manual over-the-counter payments are no longer accepted. The e-Treasury portal now offers an online facility for creating challans and making payments for departmental receipts, simplifying the process for dealers and officials.
Kerala GST Department videTrade Notice No. 18/2023 dated October 30, 2023issued Operational instructions regarding the Payment of tax and other amounts including arrear demands issued in Acts other than GST through the e-Treasury Portal.
Payment of tax and other amounts under various statues administered by the department like Kerala Value Added Tax Act, 2003, Kerala General Sales Tax Act,1963, Kerala Money Lenders Act,1958, The Kerala Tax on Luxuries Act, 1976, The Kerala Agricultural Income
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FAQ :
The guidelines are to inform about the new process for paying taxes and other amounts, including arrears, via the e-Treasury portal.
Payments for tax and other amounts under various state statutes administered by the department, including arrear demands, fees, and deposits, can be made. This excludes CGST, SGST, IGST, and Compensation Cess.
The change is due to the implementation of the Integrated Finance Management System (IFMS), which means the Treasury Department no longer accepts over-the-counter payments using manual challans.
Previously, payments were made by submitting manual challans in treasuries, using cash, cheque, or demand drafts.
The official copy of the circular has been attached to the original notice.