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The Invoice/bill is the document which is available in both soft and hard copy. It consists of the details of the supplier/ purchaser along with the name of the Sales/ purchaser, registration no. (VAT, Service Tax, UIN etc.). The bill also consists of the purchaser details complied of an Item name, Quantity, Tax rate, tax amount. The invoice is made in general format and there is no other format available.
It’s a document either online or in paper format in which details of supplier/ purchaser are incorporated like Name of the Sales/ purchaser, registration no. (VAT, Service Tax, UIN etc.)as well as in bill details of sales or purchases like Item name, Quantity, Tax rate, tax amount should be there. There is no specific format for invoices but there are some general formats.
Finally, the GST Bill has been approved by the Rajya Sabha and now it will go to the lower house for some rectification in the amendment. After receiving majority upvotes (203 votes) in the house, it is likely to be implemented by the 3rd quarter of 2017. There have been lot of questions regarding the GST among the general public. So, Here we are presenting some common FAQs that will explain every single stage of GST and its benefit.
GST Bill passed in the Rajya sabha with 203 votes in favour, within the 243 member in house. The GST Bill will replace a raft of all sates and local taxes under a single unified value added tax system in order to make the nation a big single market. The power is in the hands of the centre to levy taxes such as excise and empower states to collect retail taxes.
GST : Goods And Service Tax (One Nation one Tax), A much awaited tax reform bill is now passed in Rajya Sabha and now we all are waiting for the applicability of new act so that different tax law in different state will be removed and only one tax will be applicable all over the nation.
India’s biggest tax reform has taken place by the introduction of GST. With the idea of ‘One Nation One Tax,’ the tax is warmly welcomed by the majority.
Even after almost a month of the launch of GST in India, people and businesses are still struggling to accept it completely. Let’s see how people from different areas are reacting to GST and what are their concerns.
These types of taxes paid on Consumption by the consumer but they do not pay directly to the government (unlike income tax). For example, We pay VAT and other taxes on purchasing a product.
The most awaited Constitution Amendment bill was stuck in the last two sessions to roll-out Goods and Service Tax bill in the Parliament. But now, the Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley is confident regarding the GST Bill. In the next session, the members of opposition party will be reduced and ruling BJP will get more majority in the upper house. Therefore, the Bill will be rolled out in Budget session sure.
