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GST (Goods and Services Tax) is India’s unified indirect tax. As of the GST 2.0 reforms in late 2025, the system operates on a rationalized 4-slab structure: 0%, 5%, 18%, and 40%. Compliance is now heavily automated. Mismatches between your GSTR-3B filings and your suppliers’ auto-populated GSTR-2B data will trigger immediate Input Tax Credit (ITC) blocking and automated compliance notices.
If you’re running a business in India right now, this isn’t the same GST in India you registered for in 2017. The rules have shifted. The portal has teeth now. And the penalties are automated.
I’m Mohnish Katre, and I’ve spent years helping founders navigate GST in India in real-world situations. This guide is what I wish someone had handed me when the 2026 changes dropped—practical, current, and built around the mistakes I’ve actually seen businesses make
What Is GST?
GST is a destination-based, multi-stage consumption tax. It’s collected at every point in the supply chain where value is added, but the end consumer bears the final burden.
The key mechanism that makes it work: Input Tax Credit (ITC). You pay GST on your purchases, collect GST on your sales, and remit only the difference to the government.
Simple in theory. In 2026 practice? ITC blocking, automated mismatches, and portal validations have made this a minefield for anyone not paying close attention.
Why GST Was Introduced
Before July 2017, Indian businesses dealt with excise duty, VAT, service tax, entry tax, and a half-dozen other levies — each with its own return, its own rate, and its own bureaucracy. The cascading effect meant you paid tax on tax.
GST collapsed all of that into one framework. One registration. One return system. One tax credit chain.
Did it simplify things? Yes — structurally. But compliance complexity has shifted from “which tax applies” to “is your data clean enough for the portal’s automated checks.” That’s the 2026 reality.
Types of GST in India
- CGST (Central GST): Collected by the central government on intra-state sales.
- SGST (State GST): Collected by the state government on the same intra-state transaction.
- IGST (Integrated GST): Applied on inter-state sales and imports. The centre collects and settles with the destination state.
- UTGST (Union Territory GST): Replaces SGST for union territories like Chandigarh, Andaman & Nicobar, and Ladakh.
Example: For a ₹1,000 intra-state sale at 18% GST: ₹90 goes as CGST, ₹90 as SGST. Cross a state border, and the full ₹180 is IGST.
GST Rates in India (2026 Updated)
Under GST 2.0 — the rationalization framework effective September 22, 2025 — India now operates on four clean slabs. The old 12% and 28% slabs have been merged or reassigned.
- 0% (Nil Rated / Exempt)
Category: Essentials & Healthcare
Examples: Fresh food, educational materials, individual health/life insurance, and 33 specified lifesaving drugs. - 5% Slab
Category: Mass Consumption
Examples: Packaged food, daily essentials (hair oil, toothpaste), agricultural goods, economy transport, and standalone (non-AC) restaurants. - 18% Slab
Category: Standard Goods & Services
Examples: Most B2B services, SaaS software, electronics (ACs, TVs), hotels above ₹7,500/night, and small motor vehicles. - 40% Slab
Category: Sin Goods & Luxury
Examples: Tobacco, pan masala, aerated/caffeinated beverages, large motor cars, luxury yachts, and admission to casinos or sporting events like IPL.
If you’re still referencing five-slab tables, your compliance is already off.
How GST Works: A Real Business Example
Say you manufacture leather bags in Kanpur and sell to a retailer in Mumbai.
- You buy raw leather for ₹50,000 + 18% GST (₹9,000 IGST paid).
- You manufacture and sell bags for ₹1,20,000 + 18% GST (₹21,600 IGST collected).
- You remit ₹21,600 − ₹9,000 = ₹12,600 to the government.
The retailer then claims that ₹21,600 as their input credit. The chain continues.
The 2026 catch: If your supplier didn’t upload their invoice in GSTR-1, your ₹9,000 ITC gets auto-blocked in GSTR-3B. You’re paying the full ₹21,600 out of pocket until the mismatch resolves. This is hitting 40% of SMEs right now.
Who Needs GST Registration?
Completing your GST registration process is mandatory if:
- Your Aggregate Annual Turnover (AATO) exceeds ₹40 lakh for goods (₹20 lakh for services, and ₹20 lakh for special category states like Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Meghalaya, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Sikkim).
- You sell inter-state (regardless of turnover).
- You sell via e-commerce platforms.
- You’re an Input Service Distributor (ISD) — now mandatory for businesses with centralized procurement across states.
The AATO trap nobody talks about: Growing startups often cross the threshold mid-year without realizing it. The portal doesn’t send a friendly reminder. Reddit threads are full of founders who got flagged months later. The fix? Track turnover quarterly — or better, use API pulls for real-time monitoring instead of annual manual calculations.
How Do I Avoid ITC Blocking in GSTR-3B from January 2026?
It depends on how clean your purchase data is. Pre-validate your GSTR-2A against GSTR-3B using the portal’s reconciliation tools weekly — not monthly. Mismatches auto-block credits now, and 40% of SMEs lost claims in 2025 pilots. File amendments within 30 days or the denial becomes permanent under new GST portal validations.
🚨 The ITC Blocking Reality
Since January 2026, the GST portal runs real-time ledger checks. If your supplier’s GSTR-1 data doesn’t match what you’ve claimed in GSTR-3B, the system blocks the credit automatically. No notice. No grace period.
Ghost Error from the forums: Businesses report ITC blocked on minor mismatches — a single digit off in an invoice number, a date discrepancy of one day. The community fix? Run offline GSTR-2A/3B reconciliation weekly using third-party tools like ProfitBooks or ClearTax. Don’t wait for filing day.
Tactile cue: When you open the ITC dashboard on the portal, blocked credits show in red under “Provisional ITC.” If that section shows ₹0 but your purchase register doesn’t match — something’s silently stuck. Cross-check before the filing window closes.
GST Returns Explained (2026 Workflow)
Filing GST returns effectively requires following a strict chronological sequence. Here’s how filing actually works now:
- Raise invoice → Generate a clean GST invoice so data auto-populates correctly.
- GSTR-1 → You must complete your GSTR-1 return filing by the 11th of next month. Your buyer relies on this to see data in their GSTR-2B.
- GSTR-2B → Auto-generated. This is what strictly determines your eligible ITC. You can’t edit it.
- GSTR-3B → The final summary return. You must follow the strict GSTR-3B format as auto-populated fields are now non-editable. Due by the 20th.
- Payment → Liability auto-calculated. Interest computation is automated — late by even a day, and it accrues.
GSTR-9 (annual return) now carries automated late fees from January 2026. Average penalty hitting filers: ₹5,000. About 15% of businesses got auto-charged in the first quarter because they filed incomplete returns thinking they’d amend later.
The weird fix: File your GSTR-9 provisionally even if incomplete. You can use the new appellate bridge mechanism to contest auto-fees while the GST Appellate Tribunal gets fully operational.
Budget 2026 Reforms That Actually Matter for SMEs
Post-Supply Discounts Simplified
You can now issue GST credit notes for post-sale discounts without needing a pre-supply agreement. This was a massive paperwork bottleneck — gone.
Provisional Refunds at 90%
Inverted duty structure refunds are now provisionally released at 90%. The old ₹1,000 minimum threshold is scrapped. If you’re in manufacturing with high input tax and low output rates, this frees up working capital significantly.
Intermediary Place of Supply Fix
This one’s big for exporters. The intermediary PoS rule now shifts taxation to the recipient’s location for cross-border services. Previously, small exporters were getting double-taxed because they were charging GST at the supplier’s location.
Ghost error: Many exporters still haven’t updated their invoicing. Forums are full of cases where businesses forfeited export refunds because old PoS was applied. The fix: issue bulk credit notes and amend invoices to reflect recipient-location PoS immediately.
Track & Trace Mechanism
New for evasion-prone categories (tobacco, pan masala). If you deal in these goods, pre-register for track & trace to avoid class-wide blocks on your GSTIN.
Common GST Mistakes (And What They Actually Cost)
- Claiming ITC on blocked categories — Personal vehicle expenses, food & beverages, club memberships. The portal now auto-flags these.
- Using a personal bank account for GST transactions — 25% of registrations were suspended in early 2026 for bank detail gaps.
- Missing the 3-year filing window — You literally cannot file returns older than 3 years now. That ITC is gone.
- Ignoring GSTR-9C reconciliation — Auto late fees don’t care if your CA was busy.
How to Stay GST Compliant in 2026
Here’s what’s actually working for the businesses I talk to:
- Reconcile GSTR-2A/2B against your books weekly, not at quarter-end.
- Track AATO in real time. If you’re anywhere near ₹35 lakh, assume you’ll cross.
- File GSTR-9 early — even provisionally — to avoid auto-penalties.
- Verify every supplier’s filing status before claiming ITC. One non-compliant vendor can cascade into your blocked credits.
- Use deferred duty windows if you hold a valid MSME registration in a trusted supply chain. It exists — most businesses don’t know about it.
How Accounting Software Fits Into This
Look, managing GST manually in 2026 is like doing your taxes on paper — technically possible, but you’re asking for errors. The businesses that aren’t getting hit by ITC blocks and auto-penalties? They’re running reconciliation tools, automated invoice matching, and real-time turnover tracking.
Simplify Your GST Compliance Stack
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I fix ITC blocked in GSTR-3B?
Run a GSTR-2A vs. 3B reconciliation using the portal or a third-party tool. Identify mismatches, get your supplier to amend their GSTR-1, and file corrections within 30 days before the block becomes permanent.
What happens if I miss the 3-year GST return filing deadline?
You lose the ability to file that return entirely. Any ITC for that period is forfeited, and penalties accrue automatically. There’s no manual override.
Do I need to recalculate AATO after January 2026?
Yes. The AATO threshold now requires recalculation factoring in all supply types — including exempt supplies and exports. Use the GST portal’s updated calculator or pull data via API.
How do GSTR-9 auto late fees work?
From January 2026, if GSTR-9 isn’t filed by the deadline, the system applies ₹200/day (₹100 CGST + ₹100 SGST) automatically. Filing provisionally stops the clock while you complete reconciliation.
Can I still claim ITC on imports under the new rules?
Yes, but only if the Bill of Entry is reflected in your GSTR-2B. E-sealed cargo under trusted supply chains gets faster clearance through single touchpoint PGAs.
What changed about GSTR-3B in 2026?
Auto-populated fields are now non-editable. Interest calculation is automated. And the system cross-validates against GSTR-1 and GSTR-2B in real time before allowing submission.
How do post-supply discount credit notes work now?
Issue a credit note referencing the original invoice. No pre-supply agreement needed. The discount adjusts your output liability in the next filing period.
Is the GST Appellate Tribunal operational?
Not fully. The appellate bridge mechanism is the interim route — file appeals through it while the National Appellate Authority is being constituted.
Conclusion: Surviving GST Automation in 2026
GST in 2026 isn’t harder — it’s just less forgiving. The automation that was supposed to simplify compliance has also made every data mismatch an instant penalty trigger. The businesses that thrive here aren’t the ones who understand tax theory better. They’re the ones whose systems are clean, whose reconciliation is current, and whose filing happens before the deadline — not on it. Get your stack right. Stay current. And if your books are still in spreadsheets, it’s time to fix that before the portal does it for you.
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All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
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KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hello,
Am a Banker in Istanbul , Turkey with a confidential business deal proposal and am asking for your partnership in transferring funds to a local bank in your country. This is a deal of over ( 25 million Euros) which was abandoned in my bank by a Turkish citizen. You will be having 50% of the funds if you cooperate with me.
What I require from you is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you and I from any breach of the law.
All conformable documents to back up this fund shall be made available to you,as soon as I receive your reply,I shall let you know what is required of you.
Regards.
Viktor Boris
KUVERTURK| PRIVACY POLICY
© 2017 FUIB P.O Box 1000 Istanbul, Turkey.
Head Manager, KUVERTURK
Email: [email protected]
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks
Hi to Everyone,
This is regarding to India GST,my question is GS defines the country where the goods are coming from can be determined. This will address our concern IF our main vendor is global in nature and its subsidiaries/partners are located in different countries. My question here is can GS address scenario where subsidiaries/partners are located in the same country but different state (which may be prevalent in India)?,
Please explain on the above case.If yes .How is it possbile.
Thanks