Consumers are reporting that the GST rate reductions on essential goods aren't being passed on to them. Overcharging violates the Legal Metrology Act, but consumers can file complaints through the NAA ...

The new form will only require a complainant to mention the product and GST identification number of the seller Illustration: Uttam Ghosh/Rediff.com Filing complaints against companies for not passing ...

New Delhi, Mar 27 (PTI) The Finance Ministry has simplified and reduced the number of columns in the complaint form to make it easier for consumers to report any profiteering activity by businesses ...

If your retailer is not selling daily products or providing service at the reduced price, you can now file a complaint with the National Anti-Profiteering Authority (NAA), even as the Finance Ministry ...

We're four odd months into the new GST regime, and already there are scores of people trying to trick the system, and clueless consumers. According to GST Helpline India, the most common types of ...

GST 2.0 complaints: Following the implementation of the new GST Reforms 2025, the National Consumer Helpline (NCH) has been inundated with complaints. The helpline has received 3,981 GST-related calls ...

Patna: The state government has set up a screening committee to which consumers can complain if businesses don't pass on to customers the benefits of the rate cut in the goods and services tax (GST).

Since the implementation of GST 2.0, the National Consumer Helpline (NCH) has received nearly 3,000 complaints related to the tax cuts, Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare said on Monday. "Everyday ...

The number of columns in the simplified single-page form have been slashed to 16, of which 12 fields are mandatory, to make it convenient for people. The original profiteering complaint form, though a ...

The move comes after the standing committee received numerous representations red flagging the complicated nature of the form. Image source: Reuters The finance ministry is planning to simplify the ...