September 2019, Newsletter #21

Newsletter covers 37th GST Council Meeting – Key Highlights | E-invoicing | IRIS Sapphire: Navigation Upgrade | Provisional ITC

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Procedural Aspects of Sabka Vishwas (LDRS) Scheme

What is Sabka Vishwas – Legacy Dispute Resolution Scheme? Sabka Vishwas (LDRS) Scheme, 2019, a dispute resolution and amnesty scheme under GST, shall come into force from September 1, 2019.

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Sabka Vishwas – Legacy Dispute Resolution Scheme (LDRS)

The Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme, 2019,(SVLDRS) application has been made available online from 1-9-19.

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The GST Glossary

The Goods and Service taxation introduced in the country in 2017 is one of the most intricate taxation systems worldwide.

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[Case Study] GST Reconciliation in Manufacturing Industry

The introduction of GST, has provided a great boost to the manufacturing sector by eliminating the cascading taxes. This has resulted in reducing cost of production.

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35th GST Council Highlights: GSTR 9 Due Date Extended

The GST Council meeting held today under the chairmanship of newly elected Union Finance Minister Mrs. N Sitharaman was long awaited by the tax community.

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Kerala Flood Cess – Rebuilding Gods Own Country

8th August 2018, Kerala witnessed the worst flood in the century, affecting over one-sixth of the total population of the state.

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Late Fees and Penalties under GST

A registered taxpayer under GST can be liable to following offences and penalties for non-compliance to GST regulations:

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Clarifications Regarding Filing of GST Annual Return (FORM GSTR-9) – Released on 4th June 2019

The Annual Return in the form GSTR-9 for FY 2017-18 is to be filed by 30th June 2019. However, there have been many inconsistencies in the form requiring suitable amendment therein.

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ACES Functionality Migrated and Integrated to CBIC-GST Portal

ACES or Automation of Central Excise and Service Tax is a centralised, web-based software that allows a user to automate the processes of Central Excise (CE) and Service Tax (ST) under GST.

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ITC Claim When Consideration is Paid through Book Adjustment

The GST Act and rules made there under does not restrict the recipient from claiming the ITC when consideration is paid through book adjustment.

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