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As the ongoing sales over the e-commerce platforms ahead of Independence Day, the GST collection by Goa has been revealed. Goa’s GST collection grew 25%, over a period of three years, namely from 2019-20 to 2022-2023, as per the state government. The data was disclosed in the state legislative assembly, the GST revenue from e-commerce […]
An Easy System of Implementing the Business for MSMEs The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) inside the communication to chief ministers of all the states shown that the cause of the significant delay of the GST by the “big e-commerce companies by artificially reducing the prices of the goods sold at their e-commerce platform […]
In a recent letter to finance ministry, the CAIT again alleged that the online sellers like Flipkart and Amazon are charging GST on the lowered value of the goods and not on the market price. Here the goods like electronics and other standard products such as mobile phones, electronic items like refrigerators, AC, branded clothes […]
Due to the technical glitches at GSTN Network, E-commerce firms have been facing difficulties to file the details of tax collected at source (TCS) which adversely influencing the working capital of small retailer firms.
From October 1, under GST law, E-commerce aggregators like Amazon, Flipkart and others need to deduct 1% tax for each of their transactions.
Amazon and other e-commerce websites may get tax department audit soon, as the reports state that the government wants to ascertain the GST rate cut benefits being given to the consumers.
The Goods and Service Tax or the GST will complete one year on July 1st, 2018. In this period, a number of provisions which were part of the original draft for GST were put on hold at the behest of requests from Industry leaders and experts to reduce the burden of Tax compliance.
The exponential growth of e-commerce in the last few years coupled with the Gst tax regime has escalated the demands for commercial vehicles.
Web-based business administrators like Flipkart and Snapdeal should deduct TCS (tax collected at source) in between making payments to their providers, as per the new model GST law, which has modified the meaning of ‘aggregator’. The model GST law accommodates 1 percent TCS to be taken by the E-business administrators.
