As of late, the Central Board of Indirect taxes and Customs (CBIC) has told obviously that the arrangements as regards the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) under GST have been additionally Deferred by Government till the following year.
The 29th GST council meeting was led by the Union Minister of Finance, Railways and Coal Sh. Piyush Goyal is probably going to achieve noteworthy measures to mitigate the tax burden from the MSMEs whose turnover falls beneath ₹ 1.5 crores.
The newsworthy 28th GST committee meeting that was hung on 21st July 2018 and headed by the Union Minister of Finance Sh. Piyush Goyal has to be sure ended up being to be an innovator as it has uncovered a few momentous monetary and fiscal change measures that are indubitably in light of a legitimate concern for the little dealers and the customers.
The mismanagement of the tax compliance procedure encourages the black money menace, something strips the State of its much-needed revenue and ultimately ruins the economy of the nation The only way to check the GST tax evasion integration of direct and indirect tax mechanisms for tracing GST defaults. In this regard, the Income Tax authorities have now come forward to trace the entities whose income tax return contain intentional discrepancies in comparison with their GST return filing.
It is indubitable that through all Copyright laws are administered in India under the Indian Copyright Act-1957. All things considered, one can actually get a lawful cover for his original creation just in the event that he gets a Copyright Registration. Without this basic legitimate insurance, one can’t guarantee the curiosity of his work if there should arise an occurrence of infringement of the Copyright laws.
There is an awkward situation that often provokes much tension of numerous budding aspirants who wish to venture their luck abroad. One of the crucial points that every one of them definitely asks about is the criteria for residency in India as to the payment of income tax.
In this, respect the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) had as of late told that the due date for connecting PAN card with Aadhaar with the end goal of income tax return filing has been reached out till 31st March 2019.
It is an old disease in India that regardless of repetitive updates, there are sure tax assessees who turn a deaf ear and neglect to meet the due date for Income Tax Return Filing. They are utilized to record late returns or neglect to document the return of income. This has happened on the grounds that, before the present arrangement of income tax, penalty on late filing of return was not compulsorily upheld by the Department. Thus, tax assessees used to take the provision of timely filing of return for granted. From the financial year 2018-19 onwards, another section has been presented, i.e. Section 234F of Income Tax Act-1961 for a penalty for late ITR filing.
It is no exaggeration that our country is good to go to witness a kind of fiscal revolution. Obviously, the all-new period of the Goods and Service Tax regime the antecedent of this fiscal revolution, as can be unmistakably seen from the immense GST accumulations and increment in the compliance rate.
The GST Council in such manner has looked to limit such problems by making a critical alteration in the CGST Act-2017, wherein it will be mandatory for the Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) at the state level to be led by senior income authorities.
