"A highly experienced Chartered Accountant and a graduate with over 8 years of specialized expertise in Indirect Tax. His last stint was with PwC where he served as Manager. He brings comprehensive knowledge in Indirect tax matters – GST, Customs, SEZ, Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), incentives, etc. He has serviced clients in various sectors on a wide array of issues ranging from GST compliances, audits, advisory, setting up of entity including SEZ, EOU/STP, claiming refunds, handling Departmental audits and investigations, High-end litigation, Customs Advisory including HSN classifications and Duty exemptions, SVB, AEO MOOWR, etc. He has also helped clients in obtaining FTP benefits such as RoDTEP, Advance authorisation, EPCG, EOU / STP, etc. He has worked closely with manufacturing / GCC clients across states for optimising their incentives including location analysis, incentive computation, approvals, disbursements and documentation."
The omission of Section 13(8)(b) of the IGST Act allows intermediary services provided to overseas clients to qualify as exports. The amendment removes the 18% GST burden and strengthens India’s global service competitiveness.
While the taxpayers have been rejoicing with the introduction of GST that levy of Cess has been done away with, there are constitutional powers granted to GST Council for levy of cess during a national calamity/disaster. The said power has been exercised by the GST council and the state Government of Kerala, levying ‘Kerala Flood […]
