Category Archives: Goods and services Tax

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. 

Different invoices under GST

Different invoices under GST 1. Invoices under GST: Issued by registered taxable person who is supplying taxable goods/services. A total of 3 copies are to be issued (original for recipient, duplicate for transporter, triplicate for supplier) i.e.in case of goods, either at the time of removal or when it becomes available to the recipient, and, […]

GST on property: Things you should know

GST on property: Things you should know Being pegged as a revolutionary tax reform since Independence, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is likely to eliminate the complex and ambiguous tax structure plaguing the country currently. To bridge the gap between the government, developers and consumers, Magicbricks orgainsed an event ‘Real Estate – The RERA […]

GST Rate Finder App launched to check the new rate on your purchase on the go

GST Rate Finder App launched to check the new rate on your purchase on the go The government on Friday launched an app called GST Rate Finder App which as the name suggests, is your ready reckoner for all the tax rates that are to be levied under the GST (Goods and Services Tax) regime.

Treatment of Free supply under GST Provisions

Treatment of Free supply under GST Provisions Free supply under GST by any supplier is a legitimate business strategy. New products cannot be introduced in the market without cajoling consumers to try the new product. In pharma sectors free samples of medicines are distributed. In consumer goods sector, free supply along with some other item […]