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GST Law is in process of formation. There is need of removing laxity and absolute powers to authorities in respect of inspection, search, seizure, detention, suspicion etc.
GST Council has released revised draft of Model GST law on November 26, 2016 wherein key changes has been introduced in Place of Supply Rules.The earlier version of draft GST law was silent on place of supply rules related to Imports, Exports & SEZ units. The new version tries to clarify & brings in provisions of Imports & Exports separately.
All Taxation laws define an event, called in legal language Taxable Event, on the happening of which, one becomes taxable. Eg., in Excise, manufacturing is the Taxable event, However, liability arise on Removal of Goods. In GST, Supply is proposed to be the Taxable Event, however, liability to pay shall arise at Time of Supply as determined under section 12/13.
(a) whether the Government proposes to collect Goods and Services Tax (GST) on insurance premium, if so, the details thereof; (b) whether the Government has received any representations from insurance companies to exclude insurance premium from the ambit of GST, if so, the details thereof;
Today, GST is most prominent subject in India. Government has prescribed revised Model GST Law after adding or deleting some topics. Till time, Government has achieved some major milestone in this journey. Although, some milestones are yet to achieve. Here we are providing analysis of some important definitions provided under Model GST Law for your ready reference.
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According to Article 366(12A) of Constitution of India, Goods and Service Tax means a tax on supply of goods or services, or both, except taxes on supply of the alcoholic liquor for human consumption. The concept of supply is the essence of GST law. GST is a multi-stage tax levied on supply of goods and / or services, collected at each stage of the production and distribution
(a) whether the GST (Goods and Services Tax) Council has invited amendments from the various States/UTs for GST implementation from next financial year, if so, the details thereof; (b) whether any amendments has proposed by the States/UTs in GST Council Meeting and if so, the details thereof;
(a) whether certain auto industry stakeholders have expressed concern over lack of clarity on GST and the time for its implementation, if so, the details thereof; (b) whether the auto industry felt that tax differentiation in auto industry is huge when compared to other major markets, if so, the details thereof;
Government is looking firm determined to implement GST by 1st April 2017. Here, we are providing decoding and analysis of meaning and scope of supply.
