Ahilya Chamber of Commerce and Industry has made a request to Prime Minister of India to instruct CBIC through Finance Ministry to stop imposing unjust interest on GROSS TAX for belated payment of tax and returns despite its having agreed earlier, in its 31st meeting, that interest is payable on NET Tax liability only. Full […]
Ahilya Chamber of Commerce and Industry has made a representation to Chairman of GST Council and made suggestions for better working of GST portal and for better compliance of GST Provisions. It also highlighted Problems in GSTR -1, GSTR 3B and New GST Returns. It has further requested to extend due date of filing GSTR […]
As the GST Council is being chaired by the Finance Minister, who has hundreds of other commitments, it is not possible for her to concentrate fully on GST related issues. Ahilya Chamber, therefore, requests that a independent dedicated ministry with Cabinet Rank, headed by an Taxation Expert, be created for GST.
Biggest reason for non-filing of GSTR 9, 9A and 9 C is the complexity of these forms and asking for data which was not captured during the concerned period. Ahilya Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indore has compiled a simplified Annual Return (Combined Form 9 and 9C) with the perspective of traders. and taking care […]
Ahilya Chamber of Commerce & Industry request GST Council to immediately withdraw Form GSTR 9, GSTR 9A and GSTR 9C for F.Y. 2017 – 18. It requested Council to discuss with stakeholders different issues, decrease complexity of return, exclude NON GST supply / Exempt supply, allow rectification in yearly returns, allow HSN code of 2/4 […]
Our submission is that if the supplier has not reduced its GST liability to the extent of the relevant amount, issuance of such commercial credit notes for price discounts do not result in any loss to the exchequer and a clearly worded notification saying that no tax liability will arise in such cases, either on the supplier or the recipient, needs to be issued in this regard to avoid double taxation.
The latest example is the enormously lengthy yearly return forms 9, 9A & 9C. While taxpayers are finding it difficult to provide the required information, Chartered Accountants are also at a loss – despite clarifications – as to which data is to be filled where in so many fields. Local GST authorities are also not in a position to help.
GST Council Chairman requested to take up the issues on GST Website strongly with his IT team to understand all problems in details; take a SHUTDOWN of portal for 48 to 96 hours if necessary, fix all bugs, conduct exhaustive and vigorous testing of portal, resolve all tickets logged till date and make the system stake holder friendly. Full Text of the Request Letter is as follows:-
