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India to release first-ever monthly index tracking services sector output from July 14

India is launching a new Index of Services Production (ISP) to track the services sector's growth, mirroring the Index of Industrial Production. This crucial macroeconomic indicator, with 2024-25 as the base year, will be released monthly with a 60-day lag, starting with April 2026 data on July 14. The ISP…

The Economic Times · Jun 24

GST wins India Inc's vote, but businesses seek faster refunds and smarter reforms: Deloitte

India's GST regime has achieved widespread acceptance, with digitisation and rate adjustments hailed as major successes. Businesses now prioritize clearer interpretations, uniform audits, and faster refunds to ease working capital. The corporate sector is eager for AI-powered compliance tools and a unified taxpayer dashboard, signaling a push for more advanced,…

The Economic Times · Jun 23

GST@9: Building a more seamless, certainty-driven input tax credit framework

A more balanced and predictable approach can help safeguard revenue, reduce disputes, enhance taxpayer confidence, and create a more efficient GST ecosystem for businesses.

The Economic Times · Jun 13

Why Kuehne+Nagel is betting big on India’s supply chain ambitions

The global logistics major says it will double its warehousing capacity in India by 2030, as it sees the country emerging as one of the world’s key supply chain hubs.

The Economic Times · May 21

Missed GST return filing? Your GST registration could be suspended; check the legal position

GST registration can now be suspended for even minor delays in filing returns, a shift from the previous six-month rule. Experts highlight this change, enacted in 2022, is causing business disruptions. While authorities have more flexibility, concerns are raised about arbitrary actions and the need for clearer guidelines and appeal…

The Economic Times · May 9

Michael Johnson to give back alleged $500,000 ‘secret’ payment from Grand Slam Track

Johnson is said to have advanced ‘millions’ while Grand Slam Track confirmed the former Olympic champion will return a disputed $500k ‘reimbursement’

The Independent UK · Mar 26

Michael Johnson was the king of track and field. Now Grand Slam Track’s collapse puts his reputation at stake

Fresh allegations that Johnson paid himself half a million dollars before paying creditors – claims which GST strongly denies – mark the latest ugly turn in a saga that threatens to destroy his integrity

The Independent UK · Mar 13

BBC Sport has no plans to use Michael Johnson on athletics coverage this year after Grand Slam Track disaster

Johnson, a regular studio analyst on the BBC’s athletics programmes, is facing legal action from creditors following the collapse of his Grand Slam Track venture

The Independent UK · Mar 13

Michael Johnson accused of paying himself $500k amid collapse of his Grand Slam Track project

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The Independent UK · Mar 11

Michael Johnson accused of ‘secretly’ paying himself $500,000 as Grand Slam Track collapsed

A group of unsecured creditors are taking legal action against the athlete’s disastrous Grand Slam Track project

The Independent UK · Mar 11