Benefit u/s 54 can be availed even if plot was purchased prior to sale of property provided construction of the house property is completed within the time frame provided in Section 54.
In one of the recent judgment of Kerala High Court in M/S Indus Towers Limited Vs. The Assistant State Tax Officer, it was held that goods cannot be confiscated for every non- compliance of the provisions of the act.
ITAT Mumbai in case of ACIT v/s M/s WTI Advanced technology held that tax is to deducted u/s 194C for outsourcing of any service which do not require skilled staff.
Model GST Law was released in the Month of June 2016 wherein Meaning and scope of supply was given in Section 3 of Law. Section 3(1)(c ) stated that goods or services delivered even without consideration will be treated as supply provided it is covered in Schedule I. Heading of Schedule I was MATTERS TO BE TREATED AS SUPPLY EVEN WITHOUT CONSIDERATION. V point of Schedule stated that supply of goods or services to another taxable or non taxable person even without consideration will be treated as supply.
GST Council is all set to implement GST from July 1, 2017. Taxable event under GST is supply of goods or services as case may be. Hence, it becomes mandatory for us to obtain an understanding of TIME OF SUPPLY i.e. when the act will regard that supply has taken place and will require the payment of tax. In this article, I would like to discuss the point of time when it will be regarded that supply has taken place.
As we are on the verge of implementation of GST, the biggest challenge that the professionals face these days is on the transition provisions of GST i.e. Chapter XX Transitional Provisions of CGST Act 2017 ranging from Section 139 to 142.
