24 Sep 2026
YouTube AdSense income does not automatically require GST registration from the first payment. For most Indian service providers, the general threshold is ₹20 lakh of aggregate turnover, though a lower threshold can apply in specified special-category States. This guide explains when AdSense-related services may qualify as exports and how LUT works for eligible GST-registered creators.
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06 Sep 2026
Seeing “You have a demand for AY 2026–27” does not automatically mean you should pay immediately. First compare the section 143(1) intimation with your filed return, Form 26AS and tax challans, then decide whether the demand is correct, already paid, disputed or needs rectification.
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24 Aug 2026
YouTube income can include AdSense, sponsorships and affiliate receipts, each with different income-tax and GST implications. For FY 2025–26 / AY 2026–27, creators should check the correct ITR form, eligibility for sections 44AD or 44ADA, GST registration, export treatment of AdSense income and US tax withholding.
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01 Aug 2026
Filed your income-tax return for AY 2026–27? The process is not complete until you verify the return, check the refund bank account and review any portal communication. This guide explains the essential post-filing steps, including refund tracking, revised returns, rectification and notice responses.
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26 Jul 2026
AIS now displays foreign asset information, but it does not yet include the complete calendar-year 2025 record. Resident taxpayers should verify their own overseas accounts, investments and foreign income before filing AY 2026–27
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