CBIC have issued five Central Tax notifications on 13.12.2019 i.e. Notification no. 68/2019 –Central Tax to Notification no. 72/2019 –Central Tax Gist of these notifications: 1. E-invoicing facility will effective from 1st January, 2020 on optional basis. 2. In case of B2B supplies made by the registered person, whose aggregate turnover in a financial year […]
CBIC on 13th December 2019 made some changes in the procedure of issuing invoices by some registered person. To make these changes CBIC issued five Central Tax notifications on 13.12.2019. Gist of these notifications is as follows:
TDS contributes about 43% of direct taxes revenue as also significant proportion of indirect tax collections. Besides it is the most regular source of revenue unlike advance tax which is received in four installments. Therefore in recent years the Government has placed more and more reliance on such mode of tax collection which is very convenient and cost effective. With globalization and expansion of economic landscape, various new and emerging areas of TDS mobilization have come into play which have to be effectively tapped not only to mobilize the valuable revenue but also to expand the tax base.
Advance Tax provisions are not applicable in case of assessees having income under head PGBP U/s 44AD and 44AE i.e presumptive income. Advance Tax provisions are not applicable in case of senior citizens aged above 60 years, but if senior citizens have business income then Advance Tax provisions are applicable.
Earlier, the person making a remittance to Non-Resident was required to furnish a certificate in specified format circulated by RBI. Basic purpose was to collect the taxes at a stage when the remittance is made as it may not be possible to collect the tax from the NR at a later stage.
In recent times IGST refund on exports is being suspended by the customs department to some of genuine exporters also on a ground that some exporters are claiming IGST refunds fraudulently by bogus ITC bills or fraudulent ITC claims. In this article we are analyzing the legality of such withholding of refunds & the implication of interest in such cases to genuine exporters.
During the pre-GST era, for inter-State stock transfers the major concern of the Industry was with regard to additional cost of CST and the compliance burden of submission of statutory forms. However, there was no concept of deemed service between branches located in two different States and hence there was no requirement to pay Service Tax on such activities. With the introduction of GST, by virtue of Schedule I, the scope of levy has been enhanced to cover even deemed service transactions.
Considering the unique social, cultural and economic dynamics of Indian joint family, the Income Tax Act has given the status of separate legal entity to Hindu Undivided Family(HUF) under section of 2(31) of the IT Act. This article discusses various aspects of HUF taxation, touching upon recent judicial decisions which help to understand the HUF holistically.
This Article discusses the changes made by Notification No. 49/2019- Central tax dated 9th October 2019 in Rule 142 related the ‘notice of demand’ under GST. There has been a appreciable change made regarding the procedure of issuance of show cause notice which has been incorporated below, changes have been highlighted. As per Rule 142 […]
1. The forms for Annual return (GSTR-9) and Audit report (GSTR-9C) have been simplified by changing certain mandatory fields as optional i. Changes in GSTR-9 General: The Part or Table headings, Field names and Instructions have been amended to make the forms suitable for FY 17-18 and also for FY 18-19 Simplifications for FY 17-18 […]
