Any new reform, particularly a tax reform, is bound to have initial resistance. However tax paying businessmen were so frustrated by multiple taxes and compliances under earlier laws that they welcome GST wholehearted hoping it will solve all their problems and GST will be easy to understand and implement. The government also trumpeted GST from […]
The article focuses on the procedure to be followed by principal when goods sent for treatment or processes such as cutting, assembly, packing, coating the goods which would be required to be done before selling finished goods by principal to the customer, The paper writer has also covered the maintenance of records, ITC-04, compliance w.r.t to e way bill, analysis of tax implications of the various types of services, issues and solutions in this article.
20 November, 2019 was to last date to file Form GSTR 3B for month of October 2019. The data released by CBIC indicate that returns filed on last two days were 11.52 lakh and 14.36 lakhs where as cumulative figure till 20.11.2019 is 60.91 lakh indicating that bulk of returns are filed on last 2 days or so, of course putting tremendous pressure on the GST network resulting in GSTN system even not functioning for some time on last day.
Government has provided a window enabling the taxpayers to file the Form Tran-1 till 31.03.2019 and which is now extended till 31.12.2019. It should be noted that this facility is available only to the persons who have attempted to file the FORM GST TRAN-1 within the initial due date i.e., 27.12.2017 but could not file the same due to technical glitches in the portal and further has digital evidence to prove the same (category-1).
The notes for GST Audit are for guidance only. The GST auditor will have to make suitable observations, remarks, qualifications, etc. depending on the facts of the audit. AS THE GST LAW IS EVER CHANGING GSTR-9C and where to put reasons, comments, observations and qualifications and etc. Reasons for unreconciled differences in Table 6,8,10,13 and […]
Q. Whether the Input Tax Credit of Central Tax Paid in Haryana be Available to the Applicant who is Registered in Rajasthan State? In other words, ITC of the Central tax charged in Haryana is not available as in this case both the location of the supplier and the place of supply of the services are in the State of Haryana.
Job work is merely a process or processes undertaken by the job worker on the goods belonged to the principal. Job work may amounts to manufacture or may not amount to manufacture. Job worker may use some portion of his material also or he may not use his material at all. The law on these issues have already been settled.
Textile, Jewellery etc. manufacturing and other processes on goods belonging to other unregistered person clarified to be taxable @ 18% Circular No. 126 dated 22-11-2019 has clarified that ,if manufacturing services are performed on goods belonging to unregistered persons, then tax rate shall be 18%. Sectoral Impact Apart from textile, jewellery other sectors like footwear, […]
Since most of us must have filed GSTR 3B for the month of October 2019 keeping in mind the new Rule 36(4). One thing we all have understood in GSTR-3B is that the record of calculations is now even more important.
20% ITC restrictions clarified by CBIC Circular No. 123/42/2019– GST dated 11.11.2019 1. Clarification about the new rule 36(4) related to availing input tax credit under the GST. 2. The new rule 36(4) inserted vide Notification No. 49/2019 – Central Tax dated 09.10.2019, limits input tax credit claims to 20% of the “eligible amount” where in […]
