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The new GST regime will be enforcing numerous tax compliance along with the strict prosecution which will further lead to demand GST jails in every state as stated In the meeting of the Punjab State Trade Board, the State General Secretary Sunil Mehra, District President Radheshyam Ahuja, Vinod Bharti.
Goods and service tax is approaching towards its scheduled deadline and is in the headlines of every news and publishing. While there are various queries and doubts regarding the information and rules regulation, there are general FAQ’s which might solve the questions of public in a easy and simple manner.
As the issues were raised earlier on the confidentiality of the taxpaying data, it is now again a matter in the GSTN arena that the All India Tax Advocates Forum (AITAF) has demanded an all round confidentiality and security of the details of the taxpaying data which will be uploaded by the assessees in the upcoming goods and service tax in India.
GST has again seen a positive response from the Haryana state as the state assembly passed the reformative Goods and services tax bill in the significant one-day session of the house and also in a turning point, gave the legislators a hike of salary and allowances with a rise from 50 thousand to 60 thousand per month of the ministers.
The GST is considered to be the biggest and most impactful tax regime in the Indian taxation industry as it is supposed to eradicate the leap of indirect taxes currently prevailing in the country.
GST is an online paradigm of taxation being hyped for its overly and absolute solution in the field of aggregate taxpaying community. The central government is still in the dark for the issues which might consume the objectives of the new taxation regime. As subjected towards the concern, poor and unstable internet connection is turning out be a problematic issue within the authorities and GST expansion plan.
The Indian government seems to have a difficult time coping up with the internet faults and the failure to deal with the pressure and load of average 3.5 billion of invoice per month would demand a humongous IT structure solidarity from the authorities for which the government has not prepared at all.
Rajasthan soon will get the real feel of Goods and Service Tax (GST), as a beta launch of the software has been announced from May 1. For this, a simulation centre has also been developed in Jaipur city, where real-time data will be analysed for any loopholes and to strengthen the technology.
India is about to create a huge taxation system with the help of information technology in processing and generating an estimated 3.5 billion invoice per month and has eyes upon the predetermined deadline of July 1st.
