In this article will shall discuss the legal issues and recent development on issue of GST on Ocean freight in below mention seriatim: 1. Introduction: Economy perspective 2. What is Ocean Freight? 3. Dual taxation 4. Interplay of Reverse charge and Place of provision of Service 5. Valuation of Service 6. Advance Ruling and recent Judicial development: 7. Conclusion and Way forward
In this article, we shall discuss the Applicability of Service tax on Ocean freight paid along with value of goods in case of Import of goods. After the introduction of negative regime the provision related to Ocean freight underwent sea of changes which can be understood from below mentioned flow chart.
AAP And Co., Chartered Accounts Vs. Union of India (Gujarat High Court) Press release for Form GST-3B changing last date for credit challenged: Gujarat High Court issues notice to Centre, GST Council and State Petitioner chartered accountant firm “AAP & Co.” challenged the Press release dated 18.10.2018 to the extent that the last date for […]
While admitting a petition seeking interest / compensation for delay in both provisional as well as final refund of GST beyond stipulated period, the Gujarat High Court has issued notices to Centre, CBIC and GSTN.
While admitting a petition challenging the provisions of Central Goods and Services Tax (GGST) Act which restricts the time limit for filing and revising of GST Tran 1 to the extent of only 180 days from the appointed day, the Gujarat High Court has issued notices to Centre and GST Council.
National and State GST Appellate Tribunal challenged: Gujarat HC issues notice to Centre, State and Council (Read Petition) Petition challenging the provisions of National and State GST Appellate Tribunal challenged before Gujarat High Court and the Hon’ble Court had issued notices to Central Government , State Government and GST Council. Pre-GST regime under indirect tax […]
PIL filed before Rajasthan High court challenging GST Act provision of constitution of Authority for Advance Ruling and Appellate Authority for Advance Ruling admitted
The vast sweep of Indian Textiles extends from the hand-woven sector on one end to the capital intensive mill sector on the other. The segments include the decentralised powerlooms, hosiery and knitting sectors; the handloom and handicrafts segments; as also the wide range of fabrics which include man-made fibres, cotton, silk, jute and wool.
Under GST regime taxable event has been codified as Supply. The term Supply has been defined under Section 7 of Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2016 (CGST) and same is reproduced below for ease of reference.
