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This time with the upcoming goods and services tax regime in India, a new vigilant and supporting task has been tucked with the tax authorities in order to grow the tax paying data to a further more bit by the help of peer pressure in general.
The CAG (Comptroller and Auditor General) auditors are done with all the rigorous training in the wake of upcoming goods and services tax in India which will be implemented as scheduled on July 1, 2017. But one thing which has confused the auditors the most is that how these professionals will get the access to the GST data for auditing and also where will be the exact department to handle after the GST.
The upcoming GST bill has got into the final transition to get the parliaments accent over all the legislation and the country will be having a great time to implement the new tax regime with seamless benefits. The official sources described that the finance ministry will be briefing the ruling party and all its MPs on the details on goods and service tax.
The GST council has been in a dilemma of putting various goods into the category suitable for them. The government is preparing to roll out the well-discussed goods and service tax in coming months and in between it has been stuck on the issue of categorization of products.
The petroleum minister comes up with a statement saying that the Ministry is continuously working towards the inclusion of petroleum in the goods and service tax framework as it is thought to provide benefit to the states in overall. Petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan said that “This (the inclusion of petroleum in GST) will benefit the states also
India on a strict basis made a strict denial to the California-based technological firm Apple Inc in reference with their demands of various exemptions exceeding the government’s norms and rules. The Apple was sorting out to install a manufacturing hub in the south Asian country and for this, the organization was questioning the Indian government to grant some exemptions on imported parts that are used in the assembling process.
Goods and Service Tax is well ahead of many other significant issues currently running through the ministry and Parliament business and one thing industry expert are sure about is that GST will bring along some benefits including tax collection growth on the sidelines of implementation.
The CBEC chairman is still figuring out the ways in which the GST will disrupt and change the taxation norms but one thing is pretty sure according to him that the taxes will increase a bit from the current rate. CBEC chairman Najib shah mentioned that That is our belief (that the current level of taxation will not lessen at least for first five years. It will be the same, that’s our belief, and it will increase a bit.
In a diplomatic twist in the financial corridors, the council has received the tax rate of around 40 percent to assist future possibilities of an incidental surge in various goods and services. As the top officials and ministers have decided along with apex body, India has chosen to peg the pinnacle goods and services tax (GST) rate of 40% in the enactment rather than 28%, giving it the adaptability to raise rates without reaching out to Parliament.
