Social media has been swept away by this newest and funniest news: GST notices for Indian Pani Puri vendors. Their annual digital transactions on platforms like RazorPay and PhonePe have crossed ...

A Goods and Service Tax (GST) notice to a pani puri seller from Tamil Nadu has amused social media users, with some wondering if it was time to change their career. A notice to vendor, purportedly ...

A pani puri vendor from Tamil Nadu has come under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) authorities' scanner after reportedly receiving online payments amounting to Rs 40 lakh during the 2023-24 ...

A viral claim that a panipuri vendor received a GST notice for earning ₹40 lakh has been debunked; the vendor's actual income was only ₹1.5 lakh, well below the taxable threshold.

A GST notice sent to a pani puri seller in Tamil Nadu has gone viral on social media, leaving many people amused and some even contemplating career changes. The notice, which relates to an online ...

under the Tamil Nadu GST Act, seeks clarification on these transactions. The case highlights the shift of street vendors to digital payments and its implications. Pani puri is one of the most ...

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) department recently issued a notice to a popular pani puri vendor in Tamil Nadu, alleging annual sales exceeding Rs 40 lakh. The vendor's transactions were flagged ...

Days after a pani puri vendor in Tamil Nadu received a GST notice for earning over Rs 40 lakh, financial influencer Akshat Shrivastava on Monday said that small business owners make more profits ...

A pani puri vendor from Tamil Nadu has come under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) authorities' scanner after reportedly receiving online payments amounting to Rs 40 lakh during the 2023-24 ...

Pani Puri vendors in India are receiving GST notices as their digital transactions exceed Rs 40 lakh. The humor-infused reaction on social media highlights the impact of digital payments on small ...

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