Now the GST mandates all the goods lost, stolen and gifted to be maintained under the new taxation regime coming from July 1 most probably.
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Now the GST mandates all the goods lost, stolen and gifted to be maintained under the new taxation regime coming from July 1 most probably.
Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) has proposed an e-way bill in the event of transiting goods worth INR 50,000 under the GST regime. This will ask for online registration of the goods consignment and this will give the tax authorities a right to inspect the element anytime if suspected of a tax evasion.
This time with the upcoming goods and services tax regime in India, a new vigilant and supporting task has been tucked with the tax authorities in order to grow the tax paying data to a further more bit by the help of peer pressure in general.
The CAG (Comptroller and Auditor General) auditors are done with all the rigorous training in the wake of upcoming goods and services tax in India which will be implemented as scheduled on July 1, 2017. But one thing which has confused the auditors the most is that how these professionals will get the access to the GST data for auditing and also where will be the exact department to handle after the GST.
Finally, the draft bills of GST presented in the Rajya Sabha for the discussion as speculated by the GST council and government authorities to wind up the GST procedure as soon as possible. Earlier the Lok Sabha has cleared four significant bills of GST which were relevant to Central GST, Integrated GST, UT GST and GST Compensation bill.
In a fortifying step to clear out each and every issue arising out of trade and industries in the concern for goods and service tax rolling out soon from July 1, which is just over three months from its execution, the government of India has harmoniously raised their hands to the aching community from every sector, be that from e-commerce, banking and insurance, logistics to come up with their problematic worries before the GST.
The GST will bring with itself a revenue loss of about Rs. 60 Thousand crores to the center for discarding all the other 16 types of cess and sur-charges from the list.
India on a strict basis made a strict denial to the California-based technological firm Apple Inc in reference with their demands of various exemptions exceeding the government’s norms and rules. The Apple was sorting out to install a manufacturing hub in the south Asian country and for this, the organization was questioning the Indian government to grant some exemptions on imported parts that are used in the assembling process.
The problems of Indian Telecom sector is about to risen up after the implementation of Goods and Service Tax in July. The industry is currently operating in 22 licensed service areas, which will then have to face multiple jurisdictions while paying GST. To avoid this issue, the industry wants to be taxed after the collection of the revenues at one place, just like banks.