Recent Changes in GST
Important changes have been introduced with amended GST rules being introduced. The applicability of such changes is w.e.f 22 Dec […]
Important changes have been introduced with amended GST rules being introduced. The applicability of such changes is w.e.f 22 Dec […]
The scheme aims to reduce compliance burden of small GST taxpayers by allowing quarterly filing GSTR 3B returns for taxpayers
In GST, there are several issues coming before the taxpayer regarding taxability. One of the issues is the amount recovered
Marathi Version (मराठी आवृत्ती) : http://www.ssburad.com/blog/1260/ The Hon’ble Finance Minister has announced some major changes and relief in Direct Tax,
As a one-time measure to enable taxpayers to clear the backlog of all GSTR-1 which have not been filed from
E-invoice and QR Code (Notification no. 68, 69, 70, 71 & 72/2019 –Central Tax all dated 13th December, 2019) 1.
Precautions for ITC availed in Books of Accounts and not reflecting in GSTR-2A There are issues related to ITC claims
Be particular to file GSTR-3B Returns otherwise you will barred from generating E way bill ID of taxpayer/transporter will be blocked
CBIC clarification on 20% ITC restriction on invoices/debit-notes not uploaded by supplier in GSTR-1 The Government has issued Notification 49/2019-Central
CBIC opting DIN no (generated at central server ) for dept. correspondence throughout India from 8th November 2019 In keeping
New Provision- ITC not reflected in GSTR-2A, Government put a restriction for such ITC As per Notification No. 49/2019 Central
Filing of Annual Return becomes optional to small taxpayer(Turnover ≤ 2 Crore) for the period 2017-18 & 2018-19 As per
The followings are the due date of return of GSTR-3B(Monthly), GSTR-1(Monthly) and GSTR-1(Quarterly) for the period Oct-19 to Mar-20 as
Seeks to supersede Notification No. 08/2017 – Central Tax dated 27.06.2017 in order to extend the limit of threshold of
Seeks to prescribe the due dates for furnishing of FORM GSTR-3B for the months of April, May and June, 2019.
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