They believe the October mop-up may have resulted from pent-up demand, and are sceptical about the post-festive season scenario
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GST Council's law panel to meet on Wednesday to deliberate on actions to curb fake issuance of invoices
Meeting is part of nationwide drive against fake GST invoices; 25 held, 350 cases filed against 1,180 entities till Nov 13, crackdown resumes today after diwali recess
More states likely to write to FM today; Jharkhand rejects Centre's proposal
Centre's decision to borrow doesn't fully address the GST issue
Gets nod to borrow Rs 9,600 crore, total additional borrowing touches Rs 78,000 crore
Tamil Nadu opts for special window, gets permission to borrow Rs 9,600 crore, Kerala reacts strongly to the Centre's move to 'divide" states
The decision comes days after the GST Council failed to reach a consensus on the stalemate over the Centre's proposal of states borrowing against future GST collections to make up for the shortfall.
GST compensation issue needs a pragmatic approach
The decision came a day after the GST Council meeting failed to reach a consensus over the Centre's proposal of states borrowing against future GST collections to make up for the shortfall
Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said, Sitharaman's announcement that she would permit 21 states to borrow in line with Option 1 was illegal
Eight Union ministers will hold virtual rallies over eight days in Punjab from Tuesday to "address apprehensions of farmers amid widespread protests against the Centre's farm laws.
True, there are still a lot of niggling issues. But the major pain points have been mostly addressed
Dissenting states may move SC, press for dispute resolution authority, refer matter to GoM
The finance ministry has ruled out voting on the borrowing options given by the Centre to the states in lieu of their GST compensation dues at the next GST Council meeting on Monday
Here's a look at the most important decisions and what they mean for the average taxpayer.
As such issue of voting in the Council over this issue does not arise, they say
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States don't issue their own currency, and are by definition a more fragile borrowing construct than the Union. The final solution must reflect this asymmetry