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Applicable GST: What does “GST extra as applicable” mean?

Applicable GST GST extra as applicable” indicates that the price mentioned for a product or service does not include the Goods and Services Tax imposed by the government. The GST amount will add separately to the quoted price, and the final price will include in it.  So the GST amount will add to the quoted… Read More »

Are Company registration and GST registration the same?

Are Company registration and GST registration the same No, Company registration and GST (Goods and Services Tax) registration are not the same. While both registrations are important for doing business in India, they are distinct and serve different purposes. To visit: https://www.mca.gov.in Company registration refers to the procedure of establishing a company in accordance with… Read More »

Definition of GST invoice What is GST invoice?

Definition of GST invoice   Definition of GST invoice, A GST invoice is a crucial document issued by a supplier to the buyer, containing all the necessary details of the transaction in accordance with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act in India. It serves as proof of the supply of goods or services and… Read More »

221 Is the GST composition scheme better than the regular scheme for retailers?

GST Composition Scheme     The GST composition scheme is an optional scheme designed for small taxpayers in India with an annual turnover of up to Rs. 1.5 crores. This scheme offers certain advantages, including lower tax rates, simplified compliance requirements, and reduced paperwork. The suitability of the composition scheme for retailers compared to the… Read More »

What is one person company?

One Person Company One Person Company (OPC) is a type of company that can be formed with only one person as its member or shareholder. It introduce in the Companies Act, 2013 to encourage small business owners and entrepreneurs to start their own companies with limited liability protection. A OPC has a separate legal identity… Read More »