RBI Denies Extension of Cut-off Time to Agency Banks for Uploading GST, ICEGATE and TIN 2.0 Luggage Files

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Cut-off Time to Agency Banks

Circular No: RBI/2023-24/136 CO.DGBA.GBD.No.S1234/31-12-010/2023-2024, Dated: 13.03.2024

Earlier, the RBI issued a circular on reporting of transactions by agency banks to RBI. As per the circular, the agency banks must ensure that luggage files are uploaded in RBI’s QPX/e-Kuber on or before 1800 hours prescribed by CBDT, Central Board of Indirect taxes and customs.

It has been noticed that several agency banks requested an extension of time for uploading luggage files pertaining to GST, ICEGATE and TIN 2.0 receipts beyond the cut-off time of 1800 hours. In response, RBI has denied agency banks a cut-off time beyond 1800 hours for uploading these luggage files in QPX/e-Kuber.

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