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Sec 10 of CGST Act 2017 explains the composition levy under Goods and Services Tax, according to which, a registered person, whose aggregate turnover in the preceding financial year did not exceed* may opt to pay, in lieu of the tax payable by him, an amount calculated at such rate as may be prescribed, but not exceeding,
Sec 10 of CGST Act 2017 explains the composition levy under Goods and Services Tax. Chapter II of the CGST Rules 2017 deals with the various propositions of levy of composition scheme under the CGST Act 2017. Rule 3-7 of Chapter II of the CGST Rules 2017(as amended upto 06th July 2018) have been reproduced below
Goods and Services Tax (GST) introduced to the Indian economy to bring a new regime of business compliance by subsuming most of the indirect taxes such as excise, VAT, service tax etc. In order to minimize the tax compliances for Start-ups and Small and Medium Enterprises, the government has introduced the concept of Composition levy under GST.
Not every taxable person is entitled to opt GST composition scheme. Only taxpayers having aggregate turnover less than Rs 100 lakhs (in case of Special category states, the limit is Rs 75 lakh) in a financial Year can opt for composition scheme. The aggregate turnover shall be calculated by considering all business registered with the same PAN number. This article will provide you with what Returns A Composition Dealer needs to File.
Under the GST law, Composition scheme is an expedient way to escape from various GST formalities and pay the tax at a low prescribed percentage based upon the turnover of the business. The composition scheme was introduced to bring straightforwardness and to minimize the compliance cost for the small taxpayers. Businesses with an aggregate turnover of up to 100 lakh in a preceding financial year shall be eligible for composition scheme.
GST Composition scheme is an alternative taxing method introduced for small taxpayers with low turnover. The composition scheme has been structured with the aim to make tax compliances simpler and cost-effective for the small taxpayers. In this article we’ll try to describe the GST composition scheme limits.
The Goods and Service Tax regime has brought in many changes such as monthly payment of taxes, increase in a number of return and other compliances which a small taxpayer will difficult to comply with.
A taxable person whose aggregate turnover during the financial year is less than Rs.100 lakhs can opt for GST composition scheme and can pay tax on the basis of the turnover at the predetermined fixed rate.
Under the GST laws, a composition scheme was introduced as an alternative method of levying tax framed for small taxpayers. Businesses with an aggregate turnover of up to 100 lakhs can opt for composition scheme by paying tax at a predetermined rate which is fixed on their gross turnover. However, a person opting for composition scheme cannot avail the benefit of input tax credit.
Businesses with a turnover of less than 100 lakhs (Rs. 75 Lakhs for the Special Category States) can opt GST composition scheme. GST composition scheme limit is calculated on the aggregate turnover of all businesses registered with the same PAN number. Therefore, all businesses registered with the same PAN can either pay tax under composition scheme or pay tax under normal provisions but not a combination of both.
