Today we are on 3rd date with GST, however, we are still struggling to convert it into committed relationship though we all intent to do so. On 1st July 2017, we all welcomed overwhelmingly new taxation regime with the hope of entering into new era mainly on following premise: 1. Simplified and hassle-free compliance: Law […]
Relaxation in Statutory & Regulatory Compliance of GST CBIC on 3rd Apr 2020 has issued notification in continuation with press release specifying relaxation for statutory & regulatory compliance in wake of COVID 19 spread, which has halted and restricted regular functioning of business activity. This relaxation is in terms of reduced interest rate and waiver […]
Transition involves moving from what was to what will be—its a period of time where one is in between a familiar and a new situation or environment. This can be an exciting, or could be stressful or may be frightening. Witnessed it is like opening of mystery in front of your eyes. Now we move forward from migration of registrations, furnishing of provisional returns to another task of availing transitional credit.
To ensure the smooth roll out of GST, the timeline for invoice-wise return filing in Form GSTR-1 and Form GSTR-2 for the first two months has been extended, and in lieu of Form GSTR 3, summarized details of outward and inward supplies in Form GSTR-3B are required to be submitted. This arrangement is mainly for the purpose of arriving liability under GST and payment of tax thereof.
To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether to get befitted as Composition dealer Or to become a regular taxpayer? To deal with RCM only, to deal with RCM, matching of ITC, tax on advance payment and transition & so on