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Arjuna, up to 30 June there are VAT, Excise, Service Tax laws but from 1st July GST will be implemented so what about the stock as on 30th June is the biggest question which everybody facing and it has created confusion among many.
There are different provisions for ITC in Excise and VAT laws. In GST the provisions of ITC are given. Some provisions of excise, service tax and VAT are merged while preparing provisions of ITC.
In GST, Composite Supply, Mixed Supply, Taxable Supply, Zero Rated Supply, Exempt Supply, Continuous Supply, Intrastate Supply, Inter-State Supply, etc. are the types of Supply. Among these types Composite Supply and Mixed Supply are the important types.
In GST, to give relief to the small traders from paying GST as per the rates specified and other compliance, they can pay GST on the gross turnover. Further taxpayer either opt for the composition scheme or pay GST by normal method.
Krishna, in GST, every tax payer will have to prepare different types of invoices. So, tell the details of invoices in GST, how to make invoices and when to make invoices?
Krishna, from various peculiar provisions of GST the provision of RCM comes. According to this RCM provision what will happen if purchases are made from unregistered person?
Krishna, by subsuming indirect taxes such as Excise, VAT, Service Tax, etc. the GST is coming. What will happen if there will be an IPL match played between Excise and GST?
Krishna, the biggest change in the indirect tax law i.e. GST may be implemented from 1 July 2017. This law will be applicable to all, right from Large businesses to small traders. How will trading be done under GST?
The Government is trying its best to bring into effect the GST Law on 1st July 2017. Seeing at the close encounters during the current IPL, tell me what will happen if a match is to be played between GST and Service tax?
Krishna, Honorable President of India has given ascent to the GST and so it seems that GST will come into force from 1st July 2017 and the landmark is set for further steps. Presently VAT is applicable to all the business dealers and now GST will be levied, so please explain the difference between VAT and GST?
