By Bipin Sapra At the stroke of midnight on June 30, India is set to celebrate the introduction of GST as the biggest indirect tax
Category: GST
FMCG companies may not make higher profits on lower GST rates–23.06.2017
Lower rates of GST may not necessarily mean higher profits for Indian consumer firms, while the converse is equally true for those selling in limited
Consumer-facing firms selling cars, electronics will be GST-ready only by mid-July
Consumer-facing companies selling groceries, medicines, cars and electronics could be ready for the new goods and services tax regime only by mid-July as a
We are consultants to foreign firms — will our work be considered export of service?–Business Line–22.06.2017
Question We provide consultancy services on market conditions, raw material prices, vendor identification, etc to foreign customers. We receive commission in foreign exchange, which is
Retailers will file single GST return every month: Hasmukh Adhia–Business Standard–22.06.2017
Days before the rollout of the landmark GST, the government on Wednesday sought to dispel the notion that the new tax regime will be cumbersome
10 days ahead of GST launch, India Inc frets over anti-profiteering rules–Business Standard–22.06.2017
With barely 10 days remaining for the launch of the national goods and services tax (GST), corporate India says it is still not sure how
Petroleum products may come under GST in future: Pradhan–Business Standard–22.06.2017
Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan is hopeful that petroleum products will be brought under the purview of the Goods and Services
Here’s why GST could fester into a messy swamp – The Economic Times–22.06.2017
By Anjana Menon Next month, the government will roll out its biggest tax reform aimed at bringing more people into the tax net, treating the
GST: Focus on the tech it rides on–Economic Times–22.06.2017
Human society functions on the basis of mastery of assorted technologies. When you buy rice or vegetables, you take mastery over cooking technologies for granted.
GST will spur demand for PCs in India, says HP – The Economic Times–21.06.2017
Electronics major HP India today said it expects demand for computers in India to pick up after the roll out of the new GST tax
6 reasons you need not fear the GST regime – The Economic Times–21.06.2017
The goods and services tax (GST) is set for a July 1 launch. While businesses have adjustments to make, consumers do not have much to
GST will have a positive impact on economy, industry and consumers; here is why–Financial Express–21.06.2017
From July 1, GST will be in force, redefining India’s indirect tax system and reshaping the way business is done in the country. Almost two
GST–Bribes, borders and middlemen: Why India’s GST is a game changer–Financial Express–21.06.2017
The move will replace more than a dozen levies with a new goods and services tax. (Reuters) Seized vehicles. Bribes. Days-long delays. Moving goods across
Tax return filing extension on GST may not be enough–Business Standard–21.06.2017
GST Council has also taken note of the increasing clamour from the private sector about its unpreparedness for the new system, and it has announced
GST: Registration of firms can be cancelled for not passing on benefits–Business Standard–21.06.2017
Companies not passing on benefits of reduced prices on account of the proposed goods and services tax (GST) to customers may lose their registration. An
GST could fester into a messy swamp – The Economic Times–21.06.2017
Next month, the government will roll out its biggest tax reform aimed at bringing more people into the tax net, treating the country as one
All you wanted to know about reverse charge–Business Line–20.06.2017
Imagine a class with half the students very boisterous and naughty with little respect for school rules. The other half of the class that follows
Can an exporter buy goods without paying GST?–Business Line–20.06.2017
And what about retirees who work as retainers? We answer these questions and more Confused about the upcoming Goods and Services Tax (GST) and what
Operations to take 3 months to normalise post GST, say durables companies–Business Standard–20.06.2017
Operations to take 3 months to normalise post GST, say durables companies Under the GST regime, most of the home appliances and consumer durables will
GST not the trigger for rise in retail stocks: Noel Tata–Business Standard–20.06.2017
GST not the trigger for rise in retail stocks: Noel Tata via GST not the trigger for rise in retail stocks: Noel Tata | Business