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Transition provisions under the GST laws address three important issues, related to all those Transitions of registrations, Transition of credit of central taxes paid on goods in stock and Transition of credit of state taxes paid on goods in stock.
One of the complex taxation structure Goods and Service Tax (GST) Regime will come into force from 1st July. Due to some complexities or problems in the new regime, the government itself is not confident enough how things will work out.
The anti-profiteering clause of new indirect taxation structure seems like ineffective with no powers. The government has not framed restrict rules or regulations under this, in fact, suo moto will do more research on the anti-profiteering provision of GST Regime.
Input tax credit in GST, As defined by section 2 (57) of the MGL (Model GST Law) and section 2 (1) (d) of the IGST Act, Input tax is related to a taxable entity which means the (IGST and CGST) in respect of CGST Act and (IGST and SGST) in respect of SGST Act is levied on every supply of goods or any services on the entity which is used by it or which is intended to to be consumed in the course of the business and subsumes the tax payable under sub-section (3) of section 7. In a simple way, input tax credit defines that an entity can reduce the taxes it paid on the inputs at the time of paying the taxes on output.
The government has finally taken a step towards the clarification of backdated tax credit being due within the transition towards GST scheme. In the latest notification, it is said that all the retailers and traders can declare filing within 90 days and claim a tax credit for transitioning of the stock after the implementation of the GST.
According to the previous provisions, a works contract is a combination of transfer of goods and services. While under GST regime, the service tax is applicable for work contract only on service part.
Under GST Regime, every taxpayer is obliged to maintain different types of invoices. Below are the invoice details based on GST, which includes how to make invoices and when to make invoices.
The GST is in the queue for the implementation and every corner of the financial corridors are now talking about its registrations which will be going to re-open on 1st of June to ensure the remaining taxpayers get registered under this new tax regime.
GST is approaching with strict tax compliance and will demand every taxpayer to follow the guidelines accordingly. There is some persistent question regarding the anonymity of unregistered dealers in the GST. Some of the questions are framed here to acknowledge the general queries regarding the transaction with the unregistered dealer.
