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Exports play a pivotal role for building an economy as it helps in influencing the level of economic growth, employment and the balance of payments. GST law provides copious benefits to exporters, however in the meanwhile we will analyse how the Indian Government has discouraged the same by modifying definition of turnover of zero-rated supply […]
Taxpayers Beware !!! Please do not click on any fake link which promises to give refund. These are phishing messages and are not sent by CBIC or @Infosys_GSTN. Visit http://gst.gov.in for online filings related to GST #IndiaFightsCorona #StaySafe
It has been observed that some fraudulent messages are being circulated on WhatsApp, Email and SMS, claiming to process GST refund. It clearly shows that some miscreants have started to take undue advantage of Covid-19 crisis, by sending out fake messages with phishing links. One such link takes to a portal claimed to have been developed by GSTN.
In case the supplier has paid GST on advances received for a future event which got cancelled subsequently and for which invoice is issued before supply of service. He is required to issue a “credit note” in terms of section 34 of the CGST Act. The tax liability shall be adjusted in the return subject to conditions of section 34 of the CGST Act. There is no need to file a separate refund claim
Refunds on Payment of Duty : Cir 22/2020 dt 21st April 2020 1. Numerous Shipping Bills having invoice mismatches between the GST returns data and the customs data are presented along with the Shipping Bills 2. Above mismatches have resulted in SB005 error. This error results in blocking of the IGST refund disbursal on payment […]
This article is written for analyzing eligibility of GST refund on account of deductions and the same is analysed with the help of below mentioned case study: Fact: ABC Private Limited has raised B2B Tax invoice of Rs.1 crore to XYZ on 14th January 2019 for the services. In the month of March 2020, XYZ […]
Payment orders if resubmitted is getting resubmitted successfully to GSTN. It is therefore requested that necessary instructions may be issued to the proper officers handling refunds under your Jurisdiction to resubmit the payment orders wherever the above-mentioned errors were noticed.
It is a well know policy of government that goods or services can be exported but taxes should not be exported. Under GST law exports of goods and services are treated as Zero rated supply which entitles an exporter to claim refund in terms of Section 16(3) of IGST Act, 2017. He may either claim […]
In the wake of COVID-19, recently CBIC has come with various notifications and circulars. However, one important aspect in respect of GST refund has remained un-noticed. Here, I have tried to explain the difficulties arise due to amendments and probable solution as well as precautions to be taken: 1. Restriction of “NET ITC” for the […]
In our opinion, this action of the respondents is also violative of Art.14,19,265 and 300-A of the Constitution of India. The respondents cannot be permitted to take advantage of their own negligence, assuming that the Demand drafts handed over by the petitioner, were not presented and encashed by the respondents.
