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Engineering Export Promotion Council of India (EEPC) has come up with issues which are not adjustable with context to the classifications of goods and several input tax credit anomalies.
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.
Apart from the regular tax slab, the GST council has decided 3 percent GST on gold. It is a positive move towards the jewelry association and their growth as the sector was demanding lower tax rates earlier.
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.
Goods and services tax will be developing some tough situations for the business units to survive with the hectic compliance issues. As it is speculated that small and weak credit profile companies will be having more difficult issues.
The provisions are never ending and now the government has directed that the small vendors listed on the e-commerce giants like Flipkart and amazon will have to pay a GST in advance under the goods and services tax scheme when they get their payments even if they fall into the exempted series.
The goods and service tax council has finally approved the final set of rules which will be implemented in the new upcoming tax structure. As from the sources, it has been known that GST council has finalised tax rates of over 80 to 90 percent goods and services coming into the four slab tax rates. It also ensured that the daily usable items will be fitted into lowest slab rate of 5 percent which will not impact on the inflation.
In a market where industries are trying every bit to get some exemptions in tax rates, the tractor industry comes with the astonishing demand to levy tax over the sector. It is weird as well as logical in the light of the fact that after not getting chargeable to the excise on the output which will ultimately hold back the manufacturers from claiming any credit for the taxes and duties paid on the input.
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.
