Attorney General has opined that shortfall in GST collections cannot be met from Consolidated Fund of India, says Revenue Secretary.

PTI | New Delhi | Updated: 27-08-2020 16:32 IST | Created: 27-08-2020 16:32 IST

Attorney General has opined that shortfall in GST collections cannot be met from Consolidated Fund of India, says Revenue Secretary.

Attorney General has opined that shortfall in GST collections cannot be met from Consolidated Fund of India, says Revenue Secretary.

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