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The political tensions hovering over Kashmir may create a lag in front of the scheduled roll out of Goods and services tax in India. The state might delay the implementation of GST due to its uncertain political conditions prevailing. The issue can emerge in serious mode as the experts are claiming this will hamper the growth of the state.
The Goods and services tax will be absolute in the matter of curbing tax evading practices as the invoice matching mechanism will be a significant tool in ascertaining the transaction details while matching it with the details furnished by the taxpayer.
Starting from 1st July, the Goods and services tax will be applicable and in return will demand a list of strict compliance. The government will be making a round of inspections and compliance rules to make sure no taxpayer evade the taxes along with proper follow up with the compliance.
Goods and service tax is approaching towards its scheduled deadline and is in the headlines of every news and publishing. While there are various queries and doubts regarding the information and rules regulation, there are general FAQ’s which might solve the questions of public in a easy and simple manner.
At a very positive note by industry experts, the GST is supposed to bring sheer blessings to all the Indian IT companies providing software products in the field of taxation. A pool of intelligent minds of the market was behind the comments and have also assured that the GST regime will take a total opportunity figure up to a staggering Rs. 6000 crores making the opportunity much more similar to the Y2K phenomenon at the corner of the millennium.
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.
It is uncertain that what if the implementation of the Goods and services tax (GST) goes expensive with inflation goes higher but the government is still assuring the fact, that it won’t be the case in the GST.
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.
