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Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) sector is much awaited to welcome the all mighty goods and service tax and also being in dilemma after what will be consequences of the same. The issues regarding the INR 1.5 crore limit on the levy of duty on MSMEs. While the same has been challenged to bring at a neutral level that of service tax.

The Excise and Taxation Department will begin the enlistment for getting a Goods and Service Tax (GST) number tomorrow. The office will issue a Goods and Service Tax number to every enlisted merchant. On the premise of the primary letters in order of the name of the organization, the office will issue temporary passwords to the merchants from December 16 to 21.

While organizations have delegated advisors to prompt them on GST, not a lot has moved past that particularly with little and medium enterprises. Substantial organizations, in any case, say they can meet the April 1 due date. Discussions with various tax experts uncover that not more than 40-50 for every penny of extensive organizations are prepared for a GST rollout on April 1.

Internet business, telecom, and insurance elements may get away from the perplexing essential of partitioned enrollment in every state under the goods and services (GST) administration, with a room or extension for unique arrangements in the draft law. As indicated by government authorities in the GST Council, the request of service providers, including e-commerce players, for a central registration might be met in the GST rules after dialog with states.

The GST has been discussed worthwhile from every angle and aspect proving it to be the fruitful taxation regime of all time but along with it, there are various hurdles coming on its way in its implementation. Previous day West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra was seen discontented with the timing of the implementation of GST on which the Union finance minister Arun Jaitley has given an adamant reply.

The Government has given a serious concern over the GST and its upcoming benefits to the consumers, and it has also been doing some homework with its top officials at GST council. The government is watching through all the aspects of implementing GST and here it also arose again on the verge of completion.

The Union government on Saturday released the drafts of the three supporting legislations for the Goods and service tax (GST). These three draft laws are—the central GST law, the integrated GST law, and the compensation law— which will be talked about in the meeting of the GST Council scheduled on 2-3 December. After a while board gives its gesture, the bills will be presented in Parliament in the progressing winter session. Entry of the bills in the upcoming winter session will be vital for the administration to meet its 1 April execution due date.