The GST Regime mandates every person/business with an annual turnover of Rs. 40 lakhs or more, to register as a normal taxable person.
If you are someone who wants to start selling through e-commerce platforms and wondering if you need to register for GST then read this article it talks aboutGST Registration Requirement For E-commerce Vendors
Inverted Tax Structure in the GST regime | Inverted Tax Structure is a condition where the rate of tax on inputs purchased is more than the rate of tax on outward supplies (finished goods).
A process of submitting the ‘Aadhaar number’ along with other biometric details of the Aadhaar holder to the CIDR for verifying its correctness is known as Aadhar authentication.
To ease the compliance burden, the system has assigned quarterly frequency to small taxpayers automatically. This is why IFF was introduced
The Special Economic Zones are deemed as foreign territory for trading operations and taxation purposes, i.e. any goods or services supplied to the SEZ shall be treated as Zero-Rated supply and attract 0% GST.
Compensation Cess under GST is levied by GST - Compensation to States Act 2017. Read all about the compensation cess under GST here
To be taxable in the GST regime, the scrap does not have to pass the test of manufacture or mechanical process. Here's all about Scrap sales in GST, HSN Code and GST Rates of the Scrap material etc. Read on…
The taxpayers and the GST authorities have had multiple encounters with such technical glitches, which has led to erroneous or missed filings. Thus, in order to address such issues on the GST portal, an IT-Grievance Redressal Mechanism was introduced in April 2018.
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.
The Section 168 of CGST Act 2017 covers all the details for Power to issue instructions or directions GST Act 2017.
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.
