GST Council | Goods & Services Tax Council | Indian GST CouncilRevised Draft Model GST Act By GST Council Secretariat

November 26, 20160
GST Council Secretariat releases Revised Draft Model GST Act on 25.11.2016 through CBEC.
The same revsied draft model GST Act,2016 has been shared with states in GST Council.
Whereas, states shall revert on the draft GST act . However, it is learnt that some states have made some suggestions on returns under GST.
The revised draft MGL has 197 provisions whereas previoulsy it had provisions upto 162E.
The entire revised Revised Draft Model GST Act can be accesed on the link below :
gst-council-secretariat-revised-gst-model-law

For updates on revsied draft GST Act as released by GST Council and more details keep visiting www.amlegals.com and www.gstprofs.in 

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