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Finance Bill, 2026 introduces major GST changes impacting discounts, credit notes, refunds, intermediary services and advance rulings. Here are the 5 most important changes every business must understand.
Finance Bill, 2026 amends Section 34 of the CGST Act to expressly allow credit notes for post-supply discounts. This article explains what has changed, who benefits, and how to comply correctly.
Finance Bill, 2026 introduces a temporary appellate mechanism for GST Advance Rulings till the National Appellate Authority is constituted. Section 101A amended to remove long-standing uncertainty.
Finance Bill, 2026 relaxes GST refund provisions under Section 54. Provisional refund extended to inverted duty cases and ₹1,000 minimum limit removed for export with payment of tax. Explained simply.
Finance Bill, 2026 removes intermediary services from Section 13(8) of the IGST Act. This change may allow many intermediary services to qualify as export of services. Explained simply with impact and precautions.
The Finance Bill, 2026 has significantly relaxed GST rules for post-sale discounts. Businesses can now issue discounts through credit notes without prior agreements. Here’s what Section 15 amendment means for you.
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