"Author was formerly with the IRS. He writes regularly on Indirect Tax Laws, Macro Economics and General Laws. He is a senior Guest Faculty at NACEN, Chennai and a CBIC Master Trainer of GST. He has trained a large number officers of the Center and State Tax Departments.He has a long association with the Board of Studies of ICAI/ICMA/ICSI.He was awarded the Presidential medal for his outstanding contributions to GST in,2020."
Taxation always aims at a grab of a share of profit made by business through an economic activity. It is only fair as per established convention of taxation world over, that such activities lend themselves to a tax, as a means to promote common good in a welfare state.
Is there any GST liability on a Labor contract, on the consideration received inclusive of ESI & PF from the Contractee Factory? And paid by the contractor to concerned Department by recovering the same from his contract Laborers? The GST recovered by the Contractor from his contract Laborers towards ESI and PF is paid to […]
In October 2014, the service tax law was amended to widen the tax base by including agents/ brokers engaged in facilitating sale of goods between two persons. The POS of an intermediary was amended in POS Provisions to introduce a deeming fiction to treat the location of the intermediary in India as the POS, by denying the real time destination of supply of service, which is outside India.
Section 77 of CGST Act, 2017 and Section 19 of IGST Act, 2017 replayed and redefined There are doubts circulating whether or not time limit of two years under Sec 54 of the Act will apply to refunds claimed under Sec 77/19 of CG/IGSTA. Let’s replay below the sections concerned for ease of ready reference: […]
Trade has been witnessing numerous show-cause notices being issued to them of late, under Section 73(1) of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 read with Rule 121 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Rules, 2017, for recovery of alleged claim and availing of TRAN-1 credit. Though there may be numerous reasons for […]
The C2C business model enables the customer to sell the products to other customers. The customer who is selling across these sites can sell products and services; there is no restriction upon it. C2C is often referred to as the C2C ecommerce model, which clarifies that the business takes place on the digital platform.
