Practical examples and solutions to understand applicability of reduced interest under GST There has been whole lot of discussions about how the applicability of reduced rate of interest and waiver of late fees shall work in case of taxpayers having turnover exceeding Rs. 5 crores. The Notification Nos 31/2020, 32/2020 and 33/2020 – Central Tax […]
Industry is facing the issue in respect of goods in transit which are stuck at various places including transportation hubs, state borders and even at the gates of recipients who are not operating during this period of lockdown. On the top of it in most of the cases eway bills have also expired. Now question arises what to do and how to settle the situation.
There had been various contentions relating to post-supply discounts/incentives/rebates being given by the supplier to its customer. There are whole lot of transactions such as quantity based discounts, cash discounts, price adjustment etc. which have raised the complexity regarding levy of GST revolving around discount provisions. The wrong practices and the nature of transactions have […]
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a technology oriented tax with a focus to plug revenue leakages. There had been major changes in the procedures like returns, assessments amongst others since the new law had been enforced.
The 10th GST Council Meeting which concluded on 18.02.2017 at Udaipur has approved the anti-profiteering Measure as illustrated by section 163 of the Revised Draft of Goods and Services Tax Law. But what it is exactly here we illustrate for you:
Goods and Services Tax is a reality now. The only decision left in this regards is the roll –out date. It is the biggest tax reform in India since its independence. Once GST rolls out, it would have significant impact on every segment of business entities be it traders, manufacturers, agents etc.
Quick understanding of Composition levy under section 8: Who is eligible: Registered Taxable person whose aggregate turnover as defined by section 2(6) of Draft Model GST Law, 2016 which includes both taxable and non-taxable supplies, exempt supplies and exports in a financial year does not exceed Rs. 50 Lakhs.
As per Section 15 of the Model GST Law the supply of goods and services shall be taxable to GST at the transaction value subject to Rule 7 of GST Valuation Rules 2016. Section 15(4) provides for various situations where the valuation rules shall be applied: (i) the consideration, whether paid or payable, is not money, wholly or partly; (ii) the supplier and the recipient of the supply are related; (iii) there is reason to doubt the truth or accuracy of the transaction value declared by the supplier;
With NDA government releasing the Model GST Law on 14/06/2016 the government had signaled that 01.04.2017 could be the appointed day for enactment of GST. In this regards it becomes important to understand the Transition provisions under the Law;
Under the new GST Model Law the incidence of taxation is supply of Goods and Services. It becomes important to determine the point of taxation i.e. the time of supply in order to levy the GST upon the assessee.
