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GST regis. for multiple states: How is the GST registration done for multiple states?

GST registration for multiple states GST registration can obtain a taxable person under GST in each of the State or Union Territory, from where the taxable supply of goods or services made. For example, if a restaurant operates in the States of Maharashtra and Delhi, then separate GSTIN would have to be obtained for Maharashtra… Read More »

Can a supplier issue a credit note without GST charges?

Credit Note without GST Charges   Credit note without GST charges, Yes, a supplier can issue a credits note without GST charge under certain circumstances. A credit note is typically issue to adjust or rectify an incorrect invoice or to provide a refund to the buyer. If the original invoice did not include Good and… Read More »

Will GST be levied on a legal barter transaction done between 2 companies?

Legal barter transaction   Legal barter transaction, Yes, GST (Goods and Services Tax) may be levy on a legal barter transactions done between two companies. According to the GST Act, any supply of goods or services made for a consideration in the course of business or commerce is taxable, including barter transactions. The value of… Read More »

GST compliance for e commerce operator?

GST for Ecommerce Operator   GST for Ecommerce operator, involves fulfilling the Goods and Services Tax (GST) requirements set by the tax authority. Here are some key aspects of GST compliance for an e-commerce operator: GST Registration: An e-commerce operator is required to obtain GST registration, irrespective of its turnover. The registration process involves providing… Read More »

What is the purpose of GST returns?

Purpose of GST returns The purpose of Goods and Services Tax (GST) returns is to provide a consolidated report of a taxpayer’s business activities, including sales, purchases, tax liability, and input tax credit claims. So, GST returns are filed by registered taxpayers with the GST authorities on a regular basis, as per the rules and… Read More »

What is the objective of tax audit?

Tax Audit   Tax audit is a process mandatory by the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961, designed to verify the accuracy of an individual or business’s financial records and tax returns. It is an examination of income and tax deductions to ensure that taxpayers comply with applicable tax laws. The tax audit serves as a… Read More »

What does it mean when we say GST is a destination based tax?

Destination based tax When we refer to GST (Goods and Services Tax) as a destination-based tax.  It implies that the tax is imposed at the final point of consumption for goods or services. The tax proceeds collecte by the state where the goods or services consumed, rather than the state where they produced. For more… Read More »

What’s the procedure for closing an inactive GSTIN?

The procedure for closing an inactive GSTIN The procedure for closing an inactive GSTIN to Login the GST portal using your credentials and navigate to the “Services” tab. From the drop-down menu, select “Registration” and then choose “Application for Cancellation of Registration.” Enter the GSTIN of the inactive registration that requires cancellation, along with the… Read More »

How do street vendors in India pay tax or register under tax laws?

Street Vendors In India   Street Vendors In India, To register for taxes as a street vendor in India, the following steps should be followed: Obtain the necessary licenses: Street vendors must acquire licenses from the relevant local authorities, such as municipal corporations or local bodies, to conduct their business operations. They might also need… Read More »

What are the taxes that you pay on dividends and how do they work in India?

Drawbacks of a single member LLC   The tax treatment of dividend income in India depends on the type of dividend and the total amount received during the financial year. There are two types of dividends: Regular Dividend: This refers to dividends paid out of the current year’s profits and is now taxable in the… Read More »