Input tax credit with respect to Motor Vehicle Section 17 of the Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST) Act deals with Apportionment of credit and blocked credits, wherein Clause (5) of the said Section provides for restriction of credit of Input tax credit with respect to Motor Vehicle. It is pertinent to note that section 17(5) […]
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Goods and services Tax
Goods and services Tax is applied by Indian government as one nation one tax
“GST” Was Apply by the Government to benefited to Business Man.
Before Implementation of GST Various Indirect taxes like service tax,Sales tax,and Excise duty was applicable in india .
In Above all indirect tax cenvat credits i.e. input tax credits on purchase/services received was adjusting with outward sales and outward services given .
For smooth running of this system the Indian Government also implemented this by discontinue of above mentioned tax,
In This Section we try to clarify regarding GST Refunds,GST Returns,GST Circulars,GST Notifications,GST Forms.
GST council may keep tax load on cars below 50 per cent GST Council is likely to keep the overall tax incidence on motor vehicles below 50 per cent at its meeting in Hyderabad on Saturday, a move that could rein in price increases.
GST on Director’s Remuneration Introduction: This article discusses in detail about GST on Director’s Remuneration on Services of director i.e. sitting fees, commission etc. Taxability The government has power u/s 9(3) of CGST Act & u/s 5(3) of IGST Act, to notify the levy of GST on RCM basis on goods or services.
How to resolve errors made in GSTR 3B? Introduction: This article discusses in detail about solutions to resolve errors made in GSTR-3B. A lot of doubts are being raised about errors or mistakes made by the taxpayers in filling of GSTR-3B return. As GSTR 3B cannot be revised, it makes the taxpayers worried about the […]
Goods and services tax on Government Contracts Government contracts has assumed great importance in the modern times with Government working on major projects either by way of public private partnerships or through technically and professionally qualified contractors in Goods and services tax.