As GST is in full swing from 1st July 2017. So this Article encompass the topic "Activities to be treated as supply of goods or supply of services".
Is there any possibility of restoring the Companies Act, 1956? This question must be running in the minds of many entrepreneurs and professionals. There is so much of ambiguity in the framing of the draconian 2013 Act, that one feels the 2013 Act des
Composite Supply and Mixed Supply differ from one another. Composite supply means the supply of two or more goods naturally bundled together. Mixed supply means two or more individual supplies of goods or services, or any combination thereof, made in conjunction with each other.
From the Financial Year 2023-24 the Auditor is duty bound to report on Audit Trail. For reporting on Audit Trail there can be 3 situations for the Auditor. In each situation reporting language will be different.
Arjuna (Fictional Character): Krishna many people celebrate Diwali by bursting firecrackers.� Many a times Law and cracker are co-related
What is Lottery Tickets 'Lottery tickets', is actionable claim and is classified as 'Goods', under GST. However as per Schedule III Actionable Claim is neither supply of Goods nor Supply of Service, but Lottery Tickets is exception.
Migration to GST - Assistance for transition
This article focuses on the provisions laid down in the Income Tax Act, 1961 with respect to mandatory filing of a Return of Income (conveniently known as ITR) by an Individual.
Section 194D of the Income Tax Act requires tax to be deducted at source on any commission or reward paid for procuring insurance business.
Transactions relating to Capital Goods under Goods and Services Tax The treatment of transactions relating to �capital goods� have always been a mat
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