Article explains How to Handle Critical Issues in GSTR-9, Applicability of GSTR-9, GSTR 9A, GSTR 9B, GSTR 9C: Reconciliation Statement, Revision of Annual return in Form GSTR-9, Pre-Requisite of GST Annual Return, When “NIL” GSTR-9 RETURN can be filed, References available to prepare GSTR-9, Source of Information, Caution, Information not furnished in GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B […]
Important changes in GST notified by CBIC on 07th March 2019 including Optional 6% Tax for First 50 lacs w.e.f. 01-04-2019, Conditions for opting in the 6% GST Composition scheme, GST Registration Exemption up to 40 lacs w.e.f. 01-04-19, Composition Scheme limit enhanced to 1.5 cr w.e.f. 01-04-2019 and Clarification on Discounts/Credit Notes Free Samples, […]
Burden of proof in case a person claim that he is eligible for input tax credit under GST shall lie on the person who claims it. Hence an onerous duty is caste on the taxpayer to prove his credits failing which presumption of wrong availment or wrong utilization can be drawn. However in all other cases tax authorities need to prove that tax has not been paid or short paid or erroneously refunded.
Analysis of Circular 72/2018 dated 26-10-2018 on Procedure in respect of return of time expired drugs or medicines The Circular puts forth following options and persuant actions: Options Value Return by Normal Registered Person Return by Composition Dealer Return by unregistered Person Amount to be reversed by Manufacturer Return to be treated as Fresh Supply […]
Concerns regarding last date by which everything wrongly done under GST can be undone and every thing which is not done can be done, are looming large midst the professionals facing heat at the crest of their tax audit assignments. This is a comparative view of different provisions of the GST law dealing with the subject so that a considered view , even it at cost of being fair and not correct, may be taken.
TDS and TCS provisions have been introduced in GST vide notifications issued on 13-09-2018. Further reconciliation statement GSTR-9C has been introduced for registered persons having annual turnover more than 2 crore. This article attempts to analyse the notifications issued on these subjects
In this write up general and point wise observations regarding annual gst return notified vide Notification 39/2018-CT dated 04-09-2018 are provided
CBIC recently issued Notification No. 39/2018 – Central Tax, Circular No. 59/33/2018-GST and Circular No. 60/34/2018-GST all dated 04/09/2018 by which it amended and clarified on GST Refund related issues. Summary of which is as follows:- Increase in refund amount due to exclusion of IGST paid zero rated supplies from Adjusted Turnover Formula for calculation […]
This E-book for GST on services is updated till 10-08-2018 and is based on following sections, notifications, orders, press release etc. CGST Sections: 2(12), 2(33), 2(68), 2(70), 2(71), 2(98), 2(102), 2(110), 2(118), 2(119), Schedule II, 9(5), 10(1)(b), 10(2), 13, 17(4), 17(5), 31(2), 31(3)(d), 31(5), 31(6), 34(1), 34(2), 35(2) IGST sections: 2(6), 2(11), 2(13), 2(14), 2(15), […]
Calculation of Lapse of Credit for fabrics- Circular No. 56/30/2018 dated 24-08-2018 -354/290/2018-TRU The Tax Research Unit of CBIC has issued a circular to address the controversy arising due to lapse of credit in respect of fabrics vide Notification 20/2018 dated 26-7-18. The circular deals with calculation of ITC to lapse, impact of lapse of […]
