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Article summarizes Relaxation in GST Compliances due to Covid-19 outbreak granted by CBIC vide Notification No. 30/2020-Central Tax to 36/2020-Central Tax dated 3rd April 2020
FAQs on new scheme of Income Tax rates introduced in Union Budget 2020-21 / Finance Bill 2020. Q1. When will the new scheme of Income Tax rates be applicable? Ans. The new Scheme will be applicable from Asst Year 2021-22 (i.e. Financial Year 2020-21). Q2. What is the new Scheme of Income Tax rates? Ans. […]
Exporters who claim Refund of IGST paid on Export of Inverted Rated Goods, are being denied Refund of accumulated ITC of Inverted Rated Goods. Article seeks to highlight the provisions of GST Act in case of Exporters who Export inverted rated goods
Giving relief to the tax payers, the Central Govt has abolished GST on Advance received in case of Supply of Goods. A brief analysis of the recent changes is presented below
In the GST Law, the taxable event would be SUPPLY. Under the existing laws there were multiple taxable events, i.e. manufacturing, provision of services, sales, etc. Under the GST law a single taxable event ‘supply’ will replace the multiple taxable events.
In the GST Law, the taxable event would be SUPPLY. Under the existing laws there were multiple taxable events, i.e. manufacturing, provision of services, sales, etc. Under the GST law a single taxable event ‘supply’ will replace the multiple taxable events.
Section 206C has been amended w.e.f. 01/06/2016, whereby in case of Goods/Services, if invoice is more than 2 lakhs, then TCS will be applicable is any amount of sale consideration is received in cash. Brief Analysis of the Provisions is presented below. Sub-section 1D was inserted in Section 206C in 2012, when TCS was imposed on Sale of Jewellery and Bullion. Now it has been amended to include Sale of any other Goods/Services.
