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Exemption provided on tax liability under reverse mechanism seems to be rectified in near furture.
As per section 10(1) of the CGST/HGST Act, 2017, read with Rule 7 of GST Composition Rules rates under composition scheme are as under: (i) 2% (1% CGST+1% SGST) of the turnover in the State in case of manufacturers. (ii) 5% (2.5% CGST+2.5% SGST) of the turnover in the State in case of food/restaurant services. (iii) 1% (0.5% CGST+0.5% SGST) of the turnover in the State in case of other suppliers (like traders/agents).
The article discusses composition scheme from three views: i) Customer ii) Government iii) Businessmen. The law says that the composition dealer will not be permitted to collect GST. Further, there is a anti-profiteering clause under GST which states that the benefit of reduction in tax rates under GST should pass on to the customer. In composition scheme, the dealer is not allowed to collect tax and therefore the benefit should pass to the customer.
Tax runs the society and the legislature always outreach to make the levy and collections of the tax in a broader base i.e. include as many persons as possible in the taxable net. The government always encourage small tax payers to come voluntarily within the taxable net and try to make the procedure simplified for them.
One such aspect which is observed by many is not able to opt for composition for the Financial Year 2017-18 even though last day to opt for the same in case of Migration cases is 16th August 2017. Few of the latest grievances were as under
Small taxable person supplying goods upto 75 lakhs per annum are eligible for composition scheme. They have to pay GST @ 2% in case of manufacturing & 1% in case of trader & 5% in case of restaurant service.
Manufacturer / Service Provider / Trader whose annual turnover is below Rs. 20 Lakh* need not pay any GST and need not register. Those with annual turnover upto Rs. 75 Lakh can opt for Composition Scheme in which case the tax rates will be as follows
To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether to get befitted as Composition dealer Or to become a regular taxpayer? To deal with RCM only, to deal with RCM, matching of ITC, tax on advance payment and transition & so on
As we all know that GST regime has also bring the concept of composition scheme for small and medium size trader’s, dealer’s and service provider (specifically for restaurant services).
Taxpayers who were provisionally migrated by virtue of being registered under the existing laws, but who are no longer required to be registered under GST, the period of applying for cancellation of registration is being extended up to 30th September, 2017.
