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English |
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V.S. Datey |
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29th Edition (April 2026). GST Ready Reckoner by V.S. Datey is India's most trusted single-volume reference on the GST regime—now in its 29th Edition, fully amended by the Finance Act 2026. Across 55 chapters, it provides a complete treatment of the law—from charging provisions, ITC, place and time of supply, and valuation, to returns, refunds, appeals, and deep sector-specific coverage. This Edition incorporates the Gen 2 rate rationalisation (Nil/5%/18%/40%), abolition of GST Compensation Cess, the post-sale discount reform, 90% provisional refund on inverted duty structure, and the long-awaited correction to the intermediary place of supply rule—each explained with full statutory context and commercial implication. What sets the book apart is its analytical voice: the author explains, critiques anomalies, traces the evolution of contested provisions, and integrates AAR, High Court, and Supreme Court rulings directly into the text. Paperback Book. |
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9789375616672 |
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Taxmann |
Taxmann's GST Ready Reckoner book by V.S. Datey
GST Ready Reckoner by V.S. Datey is India's most trusted and comprehensive single-volume reference on the Goods and Services Tax regime—now in its 29th Edition, fully updated to incorporate all amendments made by the Finance Act 2026. The book covers every dimension of the tax: conceptual foundations, charging provisions, sector-specific compliance, administrative procedures, enforcement, and the full appeals hierarchy.
The distinguishing character of this work is that it is simultaneously legislative and practical. The author does not merely restate statute, he explains it, critiques it where it is absurd or anomalous, traces its evolution, and anchors it in the reality of how it is applied in trade and litigation. The Finance Act 2026 changes, including the overhaul of the GST rate structure w.e.f. 22-9-2025 from the earlier Nil/5%/12%/18%/28% slabs to a rationalised Nil/5%/18%/40% structure, the abolition of GST Compensation Cess w.e.f. 1-2-2026, major amendments to post-sale discount provisions, the 90% provisional refund on inverted duty structure, refund of IGST on exports below ₹1,000, and the correction of the anomalous place of supply rule for intermediary services of export and import, are all incorporated into the text and explained with full statutory context.
This title is designed for every professional who works with GST law in any capacity—advisory, compliance, litigation, audit, or academic:
The Present Publication is the 29th Edition | April 2026, amended by the Finance Act 2026. It is authored by Mr V.S. Datey, with the following noteworthy features:
The following subject areas, specified for this edition, are covered as follows:
The fundamental unit of the text is the numbered paragraph. Every chapter is divided into hierarchically numbered sub-paragraphs and every sub-paragraph is individually cross-referenced in the Section Index to its governing statutory provision—creating a bidirectional link between the statute and the commentary. The book offers three independent access points into the text:
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