Code will facilitate early, transparent and fair resolution of liquidity problems. Hence, the position of lenders under the Code is much better compared to earlier laws as discussed above. Therefore, there is no justification whatsoever in RBI directive to banks to create provision of 50% of the outstanding debt at the time of application to NCTL for initiating insolvency resolution process and balance 50% at the time order for liquidation of corporate at the time order for liquidation of corporate for realization of debts due to Financial Creditors is passed by NCLT. Rather, the RBI should dilute the existing provisioning guidelines in favour of lenders.
Article compiles Rate of Interest under the provisions of provisions of CGST/IGST Act, 2017 and takes into account Notification Numbers – 13/2017 – Central Tax, dated 28th day of June, 2017 and 06/2017 –Integrated Tax, dated 28th day of June, 2017 issued by CBEC. Interest Rates are Effective from – 01/07/2017. Check HSN Code list […]
Goods & Services Tax Act has been introduced after various debates and discussions in Parliament to replace the present Value Added Tax Act to reform the Tax structure prevailing all over India on 1st July, 2017. With the introduction of this innovative GST, the business community covered and spread all over the country are […]
We have compiled a simple format of Invoice to be raised for Goods or Services under new GST Regime applicable from 1st July 2017. The bill is in excel format so you can easily edit it as per your requirement or business needs.
2nd Day after roll-out of GST passed without any major problems; Dhabas and big Restaurants as well as from Kirana shops to Departmental Stores have started getting acclimatized to the new tax system;.
In his inspirational speech at mid-night of June 30, minutes before the roll out, Prime Minister, referred to GST as a life changing instrument for the poor particularly in eastern Uttar Pradesh, other eastern states and the North East. Even as they are blessed with rich natural resources, these states have not been able to fully exploit the same for their development.
The Current Indirect tax regime is quite complex. Central and State Governments levy a large number of taxes such as Central Excise duty, Service Tax, VAT, Purchase Tax, Central Sales Tax, Entry Tax, Local Body Taxes, Octroi, Luxury Tax, etc.
1. I have applied for registration and have not received ARN. What shall I do? Please complete your application procedure, ARN will be generated. 2. I have not received ARN or have received ARN but not GSTIN. How do l supply goods or services or both? You can supply goods or services or both on […]
Recently, the Government has released various Notifications under CGST, UTGST and IGST for giving kick start to the mammoth indirect tax reform in India. Various Notifications issued by the Government are as under:
With historic lunch of GST, India’s biggest tax reform since independence that will be lunched at midnight on 30th June, 2017 signals new era for Indian Business. As a fall out of this w.e.f. 1st July for all transactions new series of Invoice is need to be issued. An invoice is a document sent by a supplier to a recipient that specifies detailed account of the products or service and a set of other information that can vary a bit depending on the requirements of both the interested parties and also indicates payments and other commercial terms. It forms a very important document for transacting, recording and preserving accounts. Under GST several types of invoices or documents are mandated suitable for different circumstances. Let us in this paper discuss different types of invoices like Tax Invoice, Export Invoice, Bill of Supply, Receipt Voucher, Refund Voucher, Payment Voucher, Debit / Credit Notes, ISD Invoice, Delivery Challan, Consolidated Invoice etc.
