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The GST TRAN 1 form is transition form for the already registered taxpayers in old schemes who are filing the GST TRAN -1 form for availing their previous input tax credit accumulated from earlier purchased stock before the implementation of the GST.
In his recent statement to the media, Bijay Kumar, Chief Commissioner of GST, Central Excise and Customs, Kolkata Zone, believes that the recently implemented Goods and Services Tax would bring down the costs of goods, in addition to bringing in transparency to the tax system.
Here we have described all the GST forms starting from GSTR 1 to the GSTR 11 along with their filing process in a detailed manner. The information is based on all the form introduced by the GST council while implementing GST in India. GSTR forms are mandatory to be filed by the registered taxpayers under […]
The government releases the GST return forms details which are mandated to be filed according to the due dates under GST mentioned in the attached notification. The submission and uploading of the returns are totally online. We have mentioned all the GST return filing due dates along with their respective associated GST forms such as […]
According to a top official, so far nearly 20 lakh businesses have paid returns online and it is expected that about 30 lakh businesses will pay first month returns before the deadline of 25th August.
According to a senior official in Telangana Government, the next GST Council Meeting is scheduled on 9th September in Hyderabad. This is the third meeting which is organized by the GST Council
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.
According to the report, 11 states across India would demand the compensation of revenue loss from the Central Government after the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Regime.
The Government has notified that under the GST regime, the banks will have to pay a 3 percent tax, in the form of IGST, on the imports of gold and precious metals, which will be available to be claimed as input tax credit.
