Tax authorities in India are in the trouble with the 34,000 crores goods and service tax collection whereas the government is thinking it as tax evasion done by the taxpayers.
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Tax authorities in India are in the trouble with the 34,000 crores goods and service tax collection whereas the government is thinking it as tax evasion done by the taxpayers.
CBEC Chairperson Vanaja Sarna told that income authorities will set up the camp in the nation for a fortnight starting from March 15 to ease the exporters’ GST refund woes.
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) was in impact from July 1, 2017, and replaced many different taxes and furthermore goes for rearranging the indirect taxation.
The State Bank of India (SBI) has recently released an Ecowrap report titled ‘The Arithmetic of GST Collections’, according to which the Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue collection for 2018-19 may increase at a rate of 14 to 16 percent
Reckitt Benckiser, the British consumer goods major said, due to the implementation of goods and service taxes in India and the cyber attacks across the world, the business of the company has been affected in the quarter ended June.
In a very exciting news from the government revenues department is that the estimations of revenues from the Goods and Services Tax may cross INR 1 lakh crore a month mark while going towards the end of upcoming next fiscal year
To deal with the increasing tax evasion cases, the Indian government is planning to bring the composition scheme under the reverse charge mechanism.
In the pre-budget 2018 meeting, the finance minister Arun Jaitley discussed with state government about the current situation. The state government from Congress-led government and regional parties mentioned the revenue drop and agriculture suffering from GST implementation.
In the recent communication held with DataWind, a mobile device manufacturing company stated that the tablet PCs are now going expensive due to the higher tax rates of 12 percent and 18 percent.