Since July 1, 2017, when the Goods and Services Tax (GST) went into effect, indirect taxes in India have changed. The Central Sales Tax (CST), State Sales Tax (SST), Service Tax, and other indirect taxes have been replaced by the GST, which is an all-in-one tax. This article talks about the GST rules and how they affect the hotel and tourism industries in India. What is GST? GST is India’s new tax system, which took effect on July 1, 2017. Before, the
The term “co-operative housing society” refers to a legal entity that is made in accordance with state co-op rules. Section 2(16) of the Maharashtra Co-operative Society Act, 1960, says that housing societies are groups whose main goal is to give members open plots for housing, dwelling houses, or flats, or, if these properties have already been bought, to give members common services and amenities. These are the people who live in a particular neighborhood. Together, they would help members in
A new rule says that online business owners or E-Commerce operators who are in charge of collecting Tax Collected at Source (TCS) under GST also have to sign up for GST. Let’s talk about what you need to know about GST Registration for E-Commerce that collects TCS. Understand about the GST TCS Regulations on E-Commerce Under the GST, an “electronic commerce operator” is a person or business that owns, maintains, or runs a digital or electronic facility or platform for electronic
It’s hard to believe that beauty salons are so popular right now. Personal grooming is now an important part of any stylish look. To open your own salon, all you need to do is take a short course in the beauty business and fill out a few forms, like GST registration and Company Registration. If you want to start a Beauty Parlour Business in India or already have one, you need to know about GST Registration for Beauty Parlours
GST The process by which a taxpayer gets himself registered under GST is called “registration.” Once a business is registered, a unique number called the Goods and Services Tax Identification Number is given to the business. If you want to get GST Registration for bike dealers, you need to remember the important details below. GST Registration Documents Requirement for PVT LTD. Working in Bike Selling Business Pan Card of Company and all DirectorsAadhaar/passport all DirectorsCanceled Cheque of firm or passbook first pagePhoto
To do something about the notices and reports that the Tax Official sends out during the Audit process, do the following: Navigate to Case Details pageView Issued NoticesView/Add your reply to the Issued NoticeMake Payment via Replies Tab to Issued Notices/ReportsView Issued Acknowledgement (GST DRC-04)View Issued ReportsView/Add your reply to Issued Report Click each hyperlink above to know more. A. Navigate to Case Details page Taxpayers can use this feature to look at all the Case Details, which
Follow these steps to file Application for Compounding of Offense (Form GST CPD-01) and take the next steps: A. File an Application for Compounding of Offence (Form GST CPD-01) B. Open the Application’s Case Details screen by searching for your filed Application in “My Applications” screen C. Take action using APPLICATIONS tab of Case Details screen: View your Filed Application D. Take action using NOTICES tab of Case Details screen: D(1). View issued Notices D(2). File Reply to the issued Notices E. Take action using REPLIES tab of Case Details screen: E(1) View Filed
Follow these steps to see the Prosecution Notice that tax officials sent you about your case: 1. Go to the URL www.gst.gov.in. The Home page for GST is shown. 2.Use valid credentials to log in to the portal. 3.The dashboard page is displayed. Click Dashboard > Services > User Services > View Additional Notices/Orders 4. Additional Notices and Orders page is displayed. Click the View hyperlink to go to the Case Details screen of the issued Notice/Order. Note: All orders and notices are shown in order from highest to lowest. You can
To respond to Enforcement Case proceedings initiated against you by the Enforcement Officer, perform following steps: Go to the page called “View Additional Notices/Orders” to see the Notices and Orders that the Enforcement Officer has given you.Use the NOTICES tab on the “Case Details” screen to take action: B(1). View issued Notice B(2). File Reply to the issued Notice B(3). Make Payment Use the REPLIES tab on the “Case Details” screen to take action: C(1). View the Filed Replies C(2). File Counter-replies Use the “Proceedings” tab on the “Case Details” screen to
To submit a grievances / complaints regarding GST Portal, perform the following steps: 1. Access the www.gst.gov.in URL. The GST Home page is displayed. 2.Use valid credentials to log in to the GST Portal. Note: Grievances can be sent in before or after logging in to the GST Portal. However, only registered users or Taxpayers can send in payment-related grievances, since they need to include the GSTIN. 3. Click the Services > Payments > Grievance against Payment (GST PMT-07) command. 4. The Grievance / Complaints page is displayed. The Submit Grievance section will open by
