Key Areas of Reports Prepared by Software for Filing Returns Filing of numerous returns in the GST regime will be a boredom task which will be essential for claiming input tax credit because credit availment requires matching of outward supplies of the supplier and inward purchases of the purchaser on online portal.Software for Filing Returns
Category Archives: Goods and services Tax
- Compliance & Filing: Step-by-step navigation for monthly, quarterly, and annual tax returns.
- Input Tax Credit (ITC): Strategies to maximize claims and recover tax paid on business inputs.
- Regulatory Updates: Real-time analysis of changing rate slabs, legal amendments, and notifications.
- Invoicing & E-Way Bills: Practical templates and workflows for generating flawless, compliant documentation.
how to file GST returns, input tax credit rules, GST rate slab updates, tax planning and invoicing.Definition First and second stage dealer in GST We are continuing our discussion on the definitions given under Section 2 of revised GST law and comparing the same with old model GST law to know the changes made in revised law:- Section 2(46): First Stage Dealer: The new definition reads as follows: First Stage Dealer […]
EXEMPTION FROM GST There is no separate meaning for goods or service under GST . Section 3 defines the term ‘supply’meaning of Supply is same in both of the goods and service. The provisions of Finance Act, 1994 and Central Excise Act, 1944 and State Value Added Tax laws give powers to the respective Government […]
Aggregate turnover under revised GST law GST Model is required only if the turnover of the assessee crosses the threshold limit of Rs twenty lacs. Today in this update we shall analyse the definition of “aggregate turnover” and changes brought in by Revised GST Draft Law.
Composition Tax under GST law Revised GST Law under Section -9 provides that small taxpayer can opt for the scheme of composition tax instead of opting for paying tax under the regular supply of goods.