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10 Things That Shaped The New Tax

June, 29th 2018
The historic tax is now a year old. It has been a rather topsy-turvy ride with many twists and turns. GST collections touched a record Rs 1.03 trillion in April, the first time it crossed the Rs 1 trillion-mark in any month since the new tax regime debuted on 1st July 2018. Here are the 10 points on how things shaped up since the midnight of 30th June First published: June 28, 2018, 7:23 PM IST \| Updated: 14 hours ago facebook Twitter google The historic tax is now a year old. It has been a rather topsy-turvy ride with many twists and turns. GST collections touched a record Rs 1.03 trillion in April, the first time it crossed the Rs 1 trillion-mark in any month since the new tax regime debuted on 1st July 2018. Here are the 10 points on how things shaped up since the midnight of 30th June