job work is carried out by job worker, whether GST charged by job worker at the time of returning of goods

Please explain or share regarding the OLD stock after implement of GST.

Dear Sir/Madam, A dealer who deals exclusively​ in zero rated goods . whether he is required to register under the GST.

Dear Sir,

I Just want to know what will be GST provision for Excise Exempted Area ( Notified Area) of Uttrakhand Under Notification No. 50/2003 C.E.
Whether there will be refund procedure like J & K .

Hello every one

Let me know us that what GST rate charged on tariff heading 87149990 & 87089900. I working as an accountant in manufacturer firm & we make two wheeler & four wheeler components under these tariff heading.

And what is the type of industrial intermediates goods under GST scenario.

And above said tariff heading lying under industrial intermediates goods or not.

I am under confusion regarding this. Hoping everyone / anyone solve my problem.

Thanks
RAJESH SEHGAL
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gst trp1 form how to submit and where to submit

Dear Experts, As per sec 9 sub sec 3. the government will be specify in which goods we have to pay reverse charge . but I want to know that which are those goods has been specifyed by govt for reverse charges.

A is a registered service provider under existing Service tax. His gross earning is between 10- 20 lakhs and he does not expect it to go to 20 lakhs with in next 2 years. Hence he does not want to migrate to GST. and he is not taking any steps for provisional registration in GST.
Please advise whether he will be automatically migrated to GST (or compulsorily he has to apply for provisional registration?) and he will be required to apply for cancellation by submitting form 28 of GST REG? Or he is not required to take any action from his side until his gross earnings reach 20 lakhs?

My question related to excise input credit being unregistered dealer under central excise.
I am vat registered dealer, but not registered under central excise. We resale the material to retailers.

My questions are:-

1. We buy some material from manufacturer (with excise exempt unit) from other state.

Can we take CGST credit of 40% on transitional stock which supplied by ssi unit or sez enjoying excise exemption?

2. We buy some material from importers. They give us invoice with only 2% CST shown.
Can we take CGST credit of CVD & SAD on transitional stock which supplied by importers.

3. We buy the excisable goods from the authorized dealer /distributor of some manufacturer who is also unregistered dealer under central excise. Producer give them Invoice as per central excise rule Basic + excise + cst/vat, but distributor sell the material to us at price including excise (without any indication of excise amount) + vat.

My question, how to avail input tax credit for the closing stock on account of excise already been paid but no value shown as bought from distributor under vat invoice.

Regards,
Sandeep

My question related to excise input credit being unregistered dealer under central excise.
I am vat registered dealer, but not registered under central excise. We resale the material to retailers.

My questions are:-

1. We buy some material from manufacturer (with excise exempt unit) from other state.

Can we take CGST credit of 40% on transitional stock which supplied by ssi unit or sez enjoying excise exemption?

2. We buy some material from importers. They give us invoice with only 2% CST shown.
Can we take CGST credit of CVD & SAD on transitional stock which supplied by importers.

3. We buy the excisable goods from the authorized dealer /distributor of some manufacturer who is also unregistered dealer under central excise. Producer give them Invoice as per central excise rule Basic + excise + cst/vat, but distributor sell the material to us at price including excise (without any indication of excise amount) + vat.

My question, how to avail input tax credit for the closing stock on account of excise already been paid but no value shown as bought from distributor under vat invoice.

Regards,
Sandeep