For taxpayers with AATO higher than or equal to 100 Cr, the Govt. has decided to impose a 7-day e-invoice generation limit on the e-invoice IRP portals. Read more...
GSTR-8 Return is the return filed to declare the Tax Collected at Source (TCS by E-Commerce Companies. Filed every month on or before 10th by e-commerce companies.
Conceptually, TDS under GST is similar to TDS under income tax. In the GST regime, the deductor is supposed to declare the TDS deposits through a form – GSTR 7.
GSTR-3B is a monthly GSTR Return which consists of summarized details of supplies | GSTR 3B Format, Due date and Filing!
We have covered how an appellant can raise an application to a higher court/authority for the reversal or revision of an order, as passed by a lower court/authority.
GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) or simply the Appellate Tribunal is the second appeal forum under GST i.e. for any dissatisfactory order passed by the First Appellate Authorities, an application for revision of the same can be raised to the National Appellate Tribunal.
If a taxpayer fails to file his\her returns, the taxpayer receives a notice from the government in form GSTR 3A. Know more about the payment structure here!
If a registered taxpayer does not file his/her GST returns on the given due date, he is liable to be penalised as per the notice sent by the government in form GSTR 3A.
A demand notice is a show-cause notice issued by the GST officials in case of short payment or non-payment of GST.
GSTR-1 is a monthly or quarterly return (based on taxpayer’s annual turnover) that should be filed by every registered dealer. Know more about the duedate, format and eligibility here!