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As the issues were raised earlier on the confidentiality of the taxpaying data, it is now again a matter in the GSTN arena that the All India Tax Advocates Forum (AITAF) has demanded an all round confidentiality and security of the details of the taxpaying data which will be uploaded by the assessees in the upcoming goods and service tax in India.
The upcoming goods and services tax in India will be impacting the gold consumption at a rate of 4 percent as speculated by the World gold council (WGC) executive in a recent meeting. GST is said to impact the gold consumption for around 4 percent in the year 2017 to nearly 650 tonnes.
GST has again seen a positive response from the Haryana state as the state assembly passed the reformative Goods and services tax bill in the significant one-day session of the house and also in a turning point, gave the legislators a hike of salary and allowances with a rise from 50 thousand to 60 thousand per month of the ministers.
The goods and services tax will be coming with a lot of compliance and it must adhere to those rules and regulation must not be broken in any case to avoid any legal or operational loss proceedings.
The upcoming Goods and services tax will be running on IT platform and the supportive tools like GST Suvidha Provider (GSP) and Application Service providers (ASP) will be the significant players in the success of the tax regime. Here we try to explain these two important part of the GST network which will be the centre platform to hold all the tax data.
The upcoming goods and services tax has created a lot of puzzle in various sectors as the tax rules and implications will be changed and the effect will take some time to settle down. The medicine industry is also taking some setback just to ascertain the real impact of the GST on the business and has been holding stocks for avoiding the chances of losses in case of any sudden rate change.
The GST is considered to be the biggest and most impactful tax regime in the Indian taxation industry as it is supposed to eradicate the leap of indirect taxes currently prevailing in the country.
The Goods and service tax is under a very heavy pressure to improve and get ready for its upcoming rollout. Struggling with issues like poor internet connectivity service for the integration of the tax data framework to the low performing software from the government which it seems unable to handle a staggering amount of 3.5 billion invoices per month, all has to be resolved under a meager amount of time.
Certain items are on the speculations of becoming cheap once the goods and service tax rolls out as an easy and hassle free implementation of the GST is expected to make inflation not hitting hard on the general consumers. Currently, the GST council has finalized certain draft rules concerning tax refund, registration, invoice debit and credit, the framework on input-tax credit, valuation, transitional provisions and composition which will be ascertained in the next GST council meet on May 18.
