Learn about audit assertions – the claims that financial statements are fairly represented. Explore transaction-level, account balance, and presentation & disclosure assertions.
Purchase or procurement to pay or p2p is a process where an organization purchases the required material for manufacturing goods or for its own use from selected vendor on some pre-requisite criteria and this process complete when final payment is made to the vendor. This entire process is simple for a small organisation where few […]
Overview of Transfer Pricing Objective: – To understand the basic concept of Transfer pricing, Transfer Pricing Audit and adjustment along with key term used in Transfer Pricing. Transfer Pricing as describe in common parlance, where one business entity does business with other associate business entity. The sheer objective of Transfer Pricing Audit is to control […]
Taxation of Non- Residents Person Objective: Income tax liability can only be determined if we rightly determine the residential status of Person, per se certain income which is taxable for a resident, may not be taxable at all for Non-resident and a person who is citizen of India may be non-resident and vice-versa. Basics: –Residential […]
Major Point of Union Budget As presented by Union Minister Of finance 2019 (Part –A) > Economy from $ 1.85 trillion in 2014 to $2.7 trillion and expected to reach $3 trillion in 2019 itself. > National Education Policy:-To Changes in school higher education. > Stand up India to continue till 2025. > 95% of […]
Recently on 33rd and 34th meeting of GST council has brought a paradigm shift into the GST application on Real estate sector. As per the revised rates effective from 01.04.2019 GST would be applicable at the rate of 5% on residential properties and 1% on affordable segments of Residential properties WITHOUT ITC after 1/3rd abatement […]
Let’s see how? GST is applicable from the July 17 so for FY 17-18 we have only 9 months of GST period that is July 17 to March 18. Aggregate Turnover:- Rule 80(3) says that ‘Every registered person whose aggregate turnover during a financial year exceeds 2 crore‘ GST audit required. It means we have […]
So as per section 23 (i)(a) of the act, if a person engaged EXCLUSIVELY in the business of supply not liable to tax or wholly exempt from tax by virtue of some exemption notification than no need to take registration even if it receive service where tax need to paid under RCM. It is an independent section and read exclusively. In other case if a person who engage in a business of goods or services which is partially or fully liable to tax but have not taken registered due to exemption limit. Need to take registration and pay tax under RCM if he receives service or good which is liable to RCM.
It was largely expected before the budget that Exemption limit would be increased this time in the budget. This thought process was in line of the implementation of GST as somehow collection to the Government has been increased and a formal organised system has been implemented of Taxation through implementation of GST.
Section 7 of CGST act 2017 read with schedule I, II, & III defines scope of supply. Schedule I cover activities which is considered supply even if done without consideration.