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The government has decided that it will focus on easing down the compliance for GST (Goods and Services Tax) for the benefit of the assessments. The government thinks that easing will bring more revenues to the government. With better and easier filing and payment compliance, more taxpayers will submit the GST returns
The finance ministry has to come up with solid plans to get the desired figures of tax revenue. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who was supposed to introduce measures to accelerate the stagnant economy within a month of her maiden budget being approved by Parliament. The council is asking for suggestions from separate section stakeholders before […]
The national accounts statistics will soon fetch the quarterly goods and services tax data and details on the taxpaying units which will further improve the quality, as mentioned by the statistics ministry.
The Finance Ministry has made the complaint procedure against profiteering schemes used by traders/business owners post GST rollout. Consumers will now have to fill a simplified version of the complaint form with less number of columns.
After the implementation of the goods and services tax, the finance ministry has done some modification in its cash management system linked with the central government. The changes are done in the consideration of changes in the date of tax receipts due to the goods and services tax receipt.
The Telecom Industry will look into the matter of 18 percent GST rates on the duties of mobile phones. If consumers and companies are facing problems with the new taxation rates, Telecom industry can consult with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
The government has tried all sorts of implementation and improvement strategies with the goods and services tax and now the government along with the finance ministry installed a mini War-room within the premises of finance ministry department.
The finance ministry is taking the GST matter to the general public for the suggestion and advice row as the ministry have put a set of 8 rules in the public domain, which will be applied to the roll out of goods and service tax in India starting July 1. The government is also seeking comments from the industries in concern on the newly included 4 set of laws i.e. GST Composition, GST Valuation, GST Transition and GST ITC. The rules got passed with some approximation at the meeting of GST council on previously gone March 31.
In a recent bid to avoid the double taxation issue, the Government of the Republic of India and the Government of the Peoples Republic of China have amended the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) which will also prevent the fiscal evasion on taxes.
