<p>Members of the Karnataka Commercial Taxes Services (Officers’) (KCTS-O) Association on Wednesday staged a protest by wearing black bands against the GST Council’s decision to keep all service tax assessees within the jurisdiction of the central government.<br /><br /></p>.<p>KCTS(O) Association president C N Shiva Prakash said, they oppose the retention of assessment jurisdiction of 20.87 lakh assessees under the central government and demand that assessees with a turnover limit of Rs 1.5 crore per annum be brought under the states.<br /><br />“GST Council’s decision is a glaring instance of the central government’s attempt to impose hegemony on the states,” Prakash said.<br /><br /></p>
<p>Members of the Karnataka Commercial Taxes Services (Officers’) (KCTS-O) Association on Wednesday staged a protest by wearing black bands against the GST Council’s decision to keep all service tax assessees within the jurisdiction of the central government.<br /><br /></p>.<p>KCTS(O) Association president C N Shiva Prakash said, they oppose the retention of assessment jurisdiction of 20.87 lakh assessees under the central government and demand that assessees with a turnover limit of Rs 1.5 crore per annum be brought under the states.<br /><br />“GST Council’s decision is a glaring instance of the central government’s attempt to impose hegemony on the states,” Prakash said.<br /><br /></p>
