IMPACT OF GOODS AND SERVICE TAX ON TRANSPORT SECTOR CA. Rajat Mohan 1 Introduction Transport services, is used both as intermediate input and in final consumption. The transport equipments are also subject to multiple taxation at both Central
It is well esteblished principle that the power to levy penality under taxation laws is incidental and ancillary to the power of collection of tax and is provided to make sure the compliance of tax deposits by the assessees. Taxation laws are welfar
Major Changes in Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003 effective from April 1, 2010: · VAT exemption on paddy, rice, wheat, pulses and products of rice and wheat extended for one more year from 1.4.2010. · Tax on M
Let’s go through the requirement of New Form 704 for important disclosures and notes, which may be helpful to mvat auditor to explain his views. Further the mvat auditor shall be a careful draftsmen of audit report. The Mvat audit report will
CHANGES IN D-VAT ACT-2004 1- RATE OF D-VAT INCREASED w.e.f. 14-1-2010 all items mentioned in schedule-III of D-VAT Act (i.e. items that were sold @ 4% earlier) will be sold @ 5%. 2- LIMITATION ON THE CLAIM OF INPUT TAX CREDIT w.e.f. 1-1-2010, the
Accounting for VAT/CST Background VAT intends to bring harmonization in the tax structure of various States and rationalizeThe overall tax burden. The essence of VAT is that it provides credit/set-off for input tax, i.e., tax paid on purchases, again
GOODS AND SERVICES TAX – A COLOSSAL TAX REFORMINTRODUCTION OF GST/VAT:The Goods and Services Tax and VAT have long past the latter having been first suggested in 1974 in the report tabled by L. K. Jha
A Primer on Proposed Tax System on Goods and ServicesPart-I: Basic Concept and FrameworkBy CA. Pradip R Shahe-mail: pradip@pradiprshah.com Introduction:With the release of the First Discussion Paper (FDP) by the Empowered Committee (EC) on the propo
1. Central and state GST will apply on all transaction of goods and services. 2. Tax paid as central GST will be allowed to taken as input tax credit. 3. State GST will also be allowed to be taken as input tax credit. 4. Cross-utilisation of input ta
Almost three-fourths of India has adopted the VAT regime, switching off its age-old sales tax system that had existed for more than 50 years. However, due to certain political and other considerations, some of the states have not joined the bandwagon
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