Evolution of technology has been the foundation stone of progress and has over the centuries changed the way societies function. Technological inventions have revolutionized each sector of the society by reducing human labour, brining efficiency and increasing productivity. Be it introduction of information communication technologies in education
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) tax was introduced on 1st of July 2017. The last date for payment of GST for the month of July 2017 was 25th August 2017. Payment of GST is complete only when amount of tax payable is debited from electronic cash / credit ledger.
Based upon a set of specific guidelines and directives, it can be ascertained if a person is actually an NRI. If his/her income in India through aspects like capital gains from investments in shares, mutual funds, property rental and term deposits exceed the basic exemption limit as defined in the Income Tax Act, he/she would have to file a tax return.
Scope:- This Standard is applicable to the Meetings of Board of Directors of all companies incorporated under the Act except One Person Company (OPC) in which there is only one Director on its Board. The principles enunciated in this Standard for Meetings of the Board of Directors are also applicable to Meetings of Committee (s) of the Board, unless otherwise stated herein or stipulated by any other applicable Guidelines,
A very effective grievance redressal mechanism for GST is required. Response to some genuine grievances should be published for the benefit of all.
AS GSTR-2 filing date is very near (10th of Sept’17 for JULY’17 Return), So detailed Analysis & LIVE DEMO on HOW TO FILL GSTR – 2 is covered in the VIDEO. HOPE it will be useful for readers in filing GSTR-2. Click the link below to watch the video on External Website Namely Youtube- https://youtu.be/tft73Ey6yy0
In each return we need to fill details of ZERO RATED, NIL RATED, EXEMPT & NON GST SUPPLY either for OUTWARD SUPPLY or for INWARD SUPPLY
The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), last Monday issued a circular (In continuation of Circular No. 26/2017 dated 01.07.2017) regarding Implementation of Electronic Sealing of Containers by Exporters w.e.f. 1st October 2017.
If the e-way bill is generated neither by Consignor nor by Consignee and the goods are handed over to transporter, then, Transporter must generate e-way bill. However, transporter is not responsible to generate an e-way bill in case of transport by railway, by air or by vessel.
Exporters and Suppliers to SEZ units are under a confused state right. With unsettled Law and continous amendments is adding to the confusing. In this article we are trying to clear the air by providing detail list of documents required to be submitted along with a LUT/ BOND
