Want for pile of information, abysmal Infrastructure, resistance to the simplicity, stringent timelines, want of tax, Uncool Performa of GSTR 1, 2 and 3 – sum it up and you get GSTR 3B. The name GSTR 3B was first heard sometime in April 2017, when the 2nd version of draft return rules were released. While […]
The present article lays a discussion into the tax ability of Tools, Dies, Jigs familia when made for overseas customers but retained in India. The Indian government is crazy with forex and does everything a man does for his job (Eh?), to attract forex,
The GST Legislation has incorporated an Anti-Profiteering clause (‘APC’) under Section 171 of Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (‘CGST Act’). The basic idea behind such clause is to keep a check on the Inflation (if any) arising out of the introduction of GST in India.
The article lays a study into as should Amortization of Tools, Dies, Moulds, Patterns etc. costs be added in the value of finished goods for GST purpose. Example of automobile industry can be taken, the manufacturing of an automobile (say ‘a Car’) is highly complex process and is usually found split among multiple tiers. The […]
It took almost more than a decade in achieving GST. India had the luxury of lessons from the GST introductions in other parts of the world during the said period, along with the ones already implemented for long. Three Presidential terms, multiple committees and their reports, the so great Law Ministry and of course the […]
A. THE LOCUS STANDI OF PLACE OF PROVISION The fiscal laws are intra territorial legislation, take for any taxation law, be it income tax or value added taxes, they sought to tax the “subject” only within the landmass of India. Contrarily Civil and Criminal legislations such as FEMA, extends to exterior jurisdictions as well, majorly to protect the civil (and honest?) society.
Discerning the compliance burden faced by the Trade and Industry (huh?), the Central Government vide Notification No. 08/2017-CT (Rate) (the Notification), decided to put a cap on the Intra State supplies on which GST leviable under section 9 (4) of the CGST Act, (the Act) viz. RCM on unregistered inward supplies, shall be exempt in case the aggregate value of such supplies doesn’t exceed INR 5,000 a day.
Tax ability of Ocean Freight services provided by Foreign Shipping Line to Foreign Exporter (Import on FOB contracts) has been a matter of debate since the Budget of 2016. Let us see the timeline, of how things went bad to ugly over the recent times. The Finance Act, 2016 made Ocean Freight Services involving any […]
The below article lays discussion on Section 142 (10) and (11) of CGST Act, 2017 which provides taxability of transaction of goods spread over Current Regime and GST Regime.
1. Interest for not making Payment to Supplier The recipient of supplies, needs to make payment for supply along with GST before 180 days from the date of Invoice, other-wise, the GST (of which he had availed credit) shall be added in the output tax liability of the recipient. Not only the output tax liability, […]
