Vikram Mehta

Vikram Mehta

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@ca_vikram

Vikram is a founding editorial team member at TaxSocial covering the GST and indirect-tax beat. His articles unpack GST 2.0, the new slab structure effective September 2025, the post-sale discount reset, the intermediary-services Section 13(8)(b) amendment, the 30-day IRN reporting rule, the GSTR-1A / GSTR-2B / GSTR-3B filing matrix, and the late-fee mechanics that follow when any of these slip. He writes from the perspective of a practitioner running compliance for mid-sized businesses — what the rule actually says, what the GSTN portal will accept on a given date, and what the practical workaround is when the two diverge. He covers MCA filing and ROC compliance topics where they intersect with GST.

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GST, Indirect Tax, GST 2.0, E-Invoicing, GSTR Filing, Post-Sale Discount, ROC Compliance

GST 2.0 by May 2026 — the 5% / 18% / 40% Slab Structure, Intermediary Services Zero-Rated, Post-Sale Discount Reset, New Invoice Series, and the 1 May Beverage Notification

GST 2.0 live since 22 Sep 2025: 0/5/18/40% slabs replaced 5/12/18/28+cess. Three April-2026 resets — intermediary services zero-rated (Sec 13(8)(b) IGST omitted), post-sale discount via credit note + ITC reversal (Sec 15/34), mandatory fresh invoice series. Plus 1 May beverage notification.

ICAI: Average CA Starting Package Is Rs. 12-13 Lakh, Not Rs. 3-5 Lakh — 64th Campus Placement Has More Jobs Than Candidates

ICAI has rejected the 1 Finance report that claimed CA starting salaries are only Rs. 3-5 lakh. Secretary Jai Kumar Batra says the average qualified CA package is Rs. 12-13 lakh, international offers cross Rs. 50 lakh, and the 64th Campus Placement had 8,911 jobs for 5,834 candidates.

Old vs New Tax Regime for FY 2025-26 / TY 2026-27: Break-Even Math, Section 156 Rebate, and Who Should Pick What Under the Income-tax Act, 2025

Old vs New tax regime for FY 2025-26 under the 2025 Act. Section 202: Rs 4L exemption, slabs to 30% at Rs 24L, Rs 75K standard deduction, Section 156 rebate up to Rs 60K / Rs 12L. Old regime preserves Section 80C / 80D / HRA. Break-even ~Rs 3.5-4L deductions. Worked examples by income band.

FAST-DS 2026: Foreign Assets of Small Taxpayers Disclosure Scheme (Finance Bill 2026) — Two Categories, 6-Month Window, Pending Commencement

FAST-DS 2026, introduced via the Finance Bill 2026, gives small taxpayers a one-time 6-month window to disclose unreported foreign assets/income with immunity under the Black Money Act, 2015. The scheme has two categories (up to Rs. 1 cr and up to Rs. 5 cr). Commencement date is yet to be notified.

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