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Arjuna, everywhere the hustle and bustle of Income Tax Audit is being seen. In amidst of it Lord Ganesha has arrived with GST Audit Report. Also, on 13th Sept, 2018 the GST Department has issued some notifications for amending the GST law.
Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, Lord of knowledge Ganesha would arrive soon to bless his devotees. Everywhere the preparations to welcome Ganesha have begun. Amidst the preparation Government has introduced yearly annual return under GST. What do you say about it? Krishna(Fictional Character): Arjuna, Ganesha is also named as “Vignaharta”. He removes all the obstacles in […]
he official Gazette published have the amendments in relation to –Definition of supply, Input Tax credit, Refund, Registration, Issuance of debit/credit note, Cross utilization of credit, also amendments to schedules under CGST Act have been made.
In GST matching and mismatching of purchase/sale bond needs to be done to ensure the promise to claim ITC. This can be done by matching the details of GSTR-2A with purchases as shown in the Books of Accounts.
If a taxpayer forgets to claim ITC in relation to a purchase invoice dated 23rd Dec 2017, then in such case he can claim ITC in relation to this invoice ,any time before filing of annual return or filing any return on or before the return of September month .It is to be noted that this credit can be claimed in any return but before filing September month’s return, As Annual return is not yet made available.
Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, On 15th August India’s Independence Day is celebrated enthusiastically. Nowadays its very difficult to maintain one’s own independence from slavery of another person. The introduction of new Income Tax Audit Report on August 20 for the financial year 2017-18 would require to give details of GST alongwith Income Tax. Due to […]
Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, GST Council had approved the basic principles of GST return design in its 27th meeting. So, what would you say about that? Krishna (Fictional Character): Arjuna, GST Council approved the key features and new format of the GST returns. They have asked about the suggestions in this format. Along with that the salient features […]
Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna, July is here, Schools / colleges soon will reopen. Therefore Parents are busy in their children’s school preparation. Today, tell us in detail about education expenses and provisions relating to it under Income Tax Act
Arjuna, like heavy showers these tax payers are enjoying and following are the few major services exempted-1. Services by an old age home run by State/Central Government or by a body registered under 12AA of Income Tax Act) to its residents (aged 60 years or more) against consideration upto Rupees 25000 per month per member where Consideration is inclusive of charges for boarding, lodging and maintenance.
Arjuna, the meeting was held for facilitating trade and to reduce the problem faced by taxpayers in relation to return, reverse charge mechanism, ITC and etc. These are proposed changes which could be finalized only after the Parliament gives the approval for the same. Next GST council meeting is schedule on 4th August 2018, for further changes.
