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The GSTR 9 is an annual return form for all the regular taxpayers which they have to file every year in the end. The GSTR 9 annual return form consists of all the transactional details of the whole year having CGST, SGST and IGST paid details. The due date for the GSTR 9 is 31st […]
In some cases, a registered person comes under an obligation to pay tax on a reverse charge basis. Table 4G in GSTR 9 encompasses details of such inward supplies which makes a registered person liable to pay tax on a reverse charge basis. Important Points of Table 4G: Some Cases when Tax is Paid on […]
The ‘blocked credits’ under GST (Goods and Services Tax) is affecting the malls and hotels and regarding this, the Delhi High Court issued a notice on 20th May 2019 to the Centre and Delhi government. Under the section 16 of the GST Act for the ITC (Input Tax Credit) has a provision that gives the […]
On Tuesday, GSTN has declared a new facility for GST registered businesses through which comparison can be done between tax liability as filed in their form GSTR- 1 (final sales return) and as declared and paid in their return filed in form GSTR-3B (summary sales return) at a single place.
Recently the GST council and GSTN offered normal GST RET 1 (Return) Form with revised details for all the normal taxpayers.
The GST council 34th meeting has been scheduled on 19th March to discuss & wrap up the final decisions regarding the alteration in the GST rate as determined in the last meeting.
The GST portal over the last six months has witnessed several changes and updates. All the new updates are rolled out on a regular basis to help and assist the taxpayers in smoothly and effectively filing their GST returns.
A total of 2 new features have been added on the official website i.e., Goods and Services Tax Network ( GSTN ) which includes System Generated Acknowledgement of Application of Appeal and the Population of Data from EWB System into Form GSTR-1.
GST (Goods and Services Tax) was rolled out in July 2017. After GST, India is planning to improve and grow the tax-to-GDP ratio which will become India’s biggest changes till now.
