Seeing the changes made in Income Tax, same were expected in GST. But only law and procedure related changes were recommended. Also, GST rates related to supply of goods and services were proposed to change.
The due date of Income Tax Audit is 30th September, 2019 and all the taxpayers are busy finalizing their Income Tax Report. So, what the taxpayer should do in order to avoid scrutiny risk?
CBDT notifies new ITR’s and brings changes in the Income Tax Return and the and requires new information from the taxpayers. Like each year, this year also CBDT has brought about new reporting requirements in the Income Tax Returns.
Arjuna, The month of September is the most important month for the Taxpayers. Taxpayers who are required to get their books of accounts audited for F.Y 18-19 are required to upload their Income Tax Audit Report till 30th September, 2019. While filing Income Tax Audit Report, taxpayers have to provide information of GST too. Also the month of September is the last month for GST Taxpayers for taking effect of corrections of errors or omissions made while filing the GST returns for the F.Y 2018-19.
Arjun, for breaking the Dahi Handi taxpayers are required to overcome 10 difficulties i.e. 10 layer pyramid. These layers are as follows: To have a stable pyramid, a strong foundation is required. The biggest hurdle of forming this in GST is calculation of net liability through Annual return and Audit Report, as both the forms provides no information regarding it.
Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, GST department has come out with statistics that only 1% of GST Audit Report for financial year 2017-18 has been filed. As the due date for filing such Audit report is approaching which is 31st August, 2019. Even Government is worried for such statistics of uploading. So, what are reasons for […]
rjuna, Rakshbandhan is celebration of the purest form of brother and sister bond. On this day sister ties Rakhi to brother’s Wrist, in return of the promise of her safety. Similarly in GST matching and mismatching of purchase/sale bond needs to be done to ensure the promise to claim ITC between supplier (brother) and recipient (sister). This can be done by matching the details of GSTR-2A with purchases as shown in the Books of Accounts.
What do you mean by charging incorrect rate of GST? Charging incorrect rate of tax refers to short or excess collection of tax amount by the taxpayer other than the rate actually applicable.
In 36th GST Council Meeting the GST rates related to supply of few goods and services were proposed to change. Even extension of due dates were recommended.
Due date of filing income tax return is 31st July 2019 for those assessees whose accounts are not required to be audited such as assessees having salary income, rent income, capital gain, income from other sources or income from business/profession under presumptive taxation scheme (individuals, HUFs, Association of Persons, Body of Individuals etc.).
