Returns are nothing but a means of communication between the taxpayers and the authorities, through which the tax payer declares his tax liability and claims ITC on self-assessment basis and which later on becomes the basis of scrutiny and assessment by the department.
Tax laws, including GST are based on the solid premise of trust which allows the tax payers to perform self-assessment and submit the details on periodic basis in the form of returns. Thus, furnishing these details on timely basis becomes a matter of priority and failing which could attract the interest liability in addition to the late fees involved.
Team GSTspeaking.com has made an attempt to summarize the relevant dates for GST in the form of a monthly planner for the month of March 2020. Hope it could prove to be useful for the professionals.
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Sir we are Trader we purchase item on RS 100 we get 3% cash discount and 2% monthly target discount and 1% quarterly and 3 % yearly if we complete all our TARGET Total 9%
In Market Every body is selling material at 94 and 95 RS is it correct under GST rule
Sir we are doing job works products of manufacture of polyster cloth we are un registered dealer in Gst because we done job work only for 5 to 10 laks fo rthe year we make a job work bill or not