With the Finance Minister resolute on introducing GST on 1st July 2017, businesses are left with no choice but to get ready for the most awaited tax reform.
Supply chain is the very foundation of product delivery comprising of individuals, technology, activities and resources involved in the movement of items from manufacturing till delivery. Some typical links in
Australia is said to be the first country to introduce an anti-profiteering provision during GST introduction in the year 2000, followed by Malaysia in the year 2015.
The banking sector is one of the largest services sectors in India. The implementation of the Goods & Services Tax (GST) will likely prove to be a challenge for the sector on two counts.
The GST legislation contains an anti-profiteering clause which mandates manufacturers and others in the supply chain to pass on the benefits arising due to GST transition to consumers.
The Lok Sabha will be discussing four GST bills i.e. CGST, UTGST , IGST and Compensation today. Read key changes between what was proposed as the Model Draft GST Law.
The government is on a war footing to push the passage of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in this Parliament session. And as we look forward to the GST becoming a reality.
The GST or the Goods and Services Tax, is a new tax regime being introduced in India and will be levied on all transactions of goods and services made for a consideration.
The Economic Survey 2016-17 (ES) that was tabled yesterday (January 31, 2017) acknowledges that last year was marked by two major domestic policy developments