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GST is said to be levied on supply in legal words taxable event is supply thereby dispensing with the existing different taxable events for different levies of duties/taxes like Manufacture for levy of excise duty, ‘sale’ for levy of VAT/sales tax etc., Therefore understanding of the expression ‘supply’ is highly important.
Currently, majority mobile handset companies operate from warehouses in every state via stock transfer (through statutory forms) and thereafter sell goods locally to the distributors. This is done with the intention to avoid payment of non-creditable CST and in order to pass the creditable VAT to their distributors
The recent enactment of all sections of Constitutional (101st Amendment) Act, 2016 has triggered a lot of debate all across. Many experts have opined that among other, Section 19 post its enactment has taken away the power of Center to levy and Collect Excise Duty. However, this debate is also to be seen in the following perspective.
The present article deals with the provisions of job work provided under Model GST Law. Let us first take a look at the job work provisions prevailing under current laws and their comparison with Model GST Law in a nutshell;
GST is levied on Supply of goods or services. Concept of sale is not relevant in GST regime and definition of supply as given u/s 3 of the GST is inclusive under GST regime.
How to Implement GST as User friendly, with No Returns & Hassel Free Business & Service – IT – Strategy- This article and the model suggested is only an attempt to find out, whether it is feasible to have a national portal to do all the Business activities. In my opinion it is possible to do all the business activities through a dedicated national portal without any further compliance aspect of GST.
This Act may be called the *Central / State Goods and Services Tax Act, 2016. It extends to the *whole of India (CGST Act) / State wise (SGST Act) .It shall come into force on such date as the Central or a State Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint in this behalf.
The Central Government has issued Notification dated 16-09-2016 whereby all the provisions of The Constitution (101st Amendment) Act, 2016 comes into effect from 16/09/2016. Section 1 is also effective w.e.f. 16/09/16, which gives power to the Central Government to issue notification for effecting the various provisions of the said Act. Now, when Section 1 itself […]
As per the view of author, The Duty of Excise shall be now levied on production or manufacture of only petroleum or tobacco products and not on all the goods. This would be with effect from 16/09/2016. Thus the article is based on the interpretation of Author and his views on Constitution Amendment.
GST Constitutional (101st Amendment) Act’ 2016 contains the provisions which are necessary for the implementation of GST Regime. The present amendments would subsume a number of indirect taxes presently being levied by Central and State Governments into GST thereby doing away the cascading of taxes and providing a common national market for Goods and Services.
