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The Gujarat authority upon an advance ruling for goods and services tax GST specified that the owners did not require to furnish GST on electricity or the charges taken from the tenants moreover, in addition, as the value of supply as per the lease agreement of immovable property rent. Gujarat AAR has been approached by […]
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Jaipur, has ruled that the previous water and electricity bills can not be provided as proof of construction of a house to claim deductions under capital gains under section 54F of the Income Tax Act, 1961 “Get to know complete guide of TDS provisions under income tax act 1961 […]
The GST implementation has affected almost every sector and thus the power sector too. There has been a shift seen in the promotion of the power generation mode.
The Prime Minister’s Office urged to the nodal ministries to speed up efforts for bringing all states on one platform in compliance with bringing oil, natural gas, electricity, and coal under the ambit of GST, the goods and services tax.
The Authority for Advance Ruling or AAR (Rajasthan) has cleared all pervading ambiguities over GST and Electricity. While Electricity is not under the direct ambit of the GST, but electricity invoices can have GST components at times.
Director General Sunil Misra of Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers Association (IEEMA) told the reporters that, We are of the view the electricity should be brought under Goods and Services Tax (GST) because the credit will be available and electricity will be cheaper.
The Indirect Tax Department stated that electricity meters will attract goods and service tax (GST). This was also confirmed by the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC). Electricity does not come under GST but the rent on electricity meter is not exempted from GST.
With the exclusion of electricity from the GST, Indian consumers will be paying Rs 30,000 crore extra in a year as a spending on power consumption. The power producers are not able to get credit for taxes and cess paid and this can be burdensome for them.
We accept that the GST implementation slowly but reduced the drawbacks of the previously formulated tax collecting procedure. The Government is penetrating full-efforts to overcome loopholes in GST mechanism.
