With the introduction of the Goods And Service Tax in India, a lot of new changes have taken place. In as much as there are some few negatives ones, the majority of changes are positive and ideal for many businesses. The introduction of GST can be considered as India’s biggest and best tax reform of…
Most Indian businesses have started complying with GST after 1st July 2017. Now, invoices and bills are being raised in the GST format. After the initial glitches in filing monthly returns, Government has taken various steps to simplify GST Return Filing. Tax authorities had introduced a simple return form called as GSTR 3B. This has to…
Every month suppliers will be required to upload their invoices to GSTN portal and those will be matched with the purchases from customers. So, invoice matching is going to be a monthly affair for businesses. Use of IT systems for bookkeeping and tax compliance work will be seen even in many small and medium…
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is considered the biggest reforms in India. However, one thing that has become the talking point is the mechanism of input credit under GST. In simple words, Input Credit means at the time of paying tax on sales, you can reduce the tax you have already paid on purchases. In…
Goods And Services Tax, whether you like it or not, is a structured approach in detailing the transactions that happen in India and further, reporting them on a line item basis. There are supposedly 8.4 million assessees registered with GST, 6.2 million are already registered in the GST portal. These assessees are expected to file…
There comes a time when humans err in making an entry or a transaction. These cases often lead to anomalies and a further reconciliation is required between the interacting parties to make correct, such anomalies. This can happen due to a machine malfunction as well. Such an erroneous situation leads to the creation of what…
GST has rolled out and paved the way for a uniform and systematic reporting system that is seldom found anywhere else. This transaction-wise, destination-based reporting system provides for a much effective credit flow, removes chances of corruption and illegal transactions. To achieve this, the government has come up with an effective form-based reporting system that…
Goods and Service tax, popularly known, as GST is the new tax regime that has replaced many of the current indirect taxes and has remove the complexities of it. In India, earlier we had the tax system which was origin-based, and now under GST it is destination-based tax system. It will replace a total of…
The World has been thriving ever since International Trade and Commerce came into picture. There are thousands of products being transacted around the World, some specific to a country and some relating to most of the countries. It has thus become imperative to have a common understanding of the goods being traded and countries speaking…
GST is all about a smooth flow of funds and compliances till the end. To facilitate such a smooth flow, it is imperative for the Government to provide for a hassle-free refund process. The current tax structure is cumbersome, and it takes months and sometimes years to get refunds from the Governments kitty. GST provides…