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sachin

Hi,

As we are paying service tax which is collected in sales invoice , and purchsed some vehicle and that inclusive of cenvat excise 10.30% & also vat . Can we get set off at the time of payment of service tax after deducting the cenvat excise which was paid at the time purchasing vehicle? pls provide suggestion & also some supports from notes on that matter. as the output was generated form shipping income & input of cenvat is generated from bulker vehicle which was used for transport businee by road , so get the set off this


Jatinder Chugh
17 August 2010 at 10:41

GST

I Want GST Hindi Version pls mail it at my email id j.chugh@yahoo.co.in



Anonymous
17 August 2010 at 09:55

GST

Respected All,


Please provide detail of GST


Regards.

Pawan
EMail: pdixit321@gmail.com


Guest

will the existing assesses who have obtained registration under Service Tax have to re register under GST once it is introduced



Anonymous
07 August 2010 at 17:43

GST

Kindly give some brief of above captioned subject.



Anonymous
27 July 2010 at 22:34

New proposed GST

if the rate of GST on goods and Service be fixed at 20% and 16%, then please clarify , what would be the rate of service tax for an assessee who need not to pay sales tax, either CST or LST-----regards

CMA. Sanjib Das


Suraj Agarwal
25 July 2010 at 10:09

GST OVERVIEW

Please forward me a breif overview on "GST in India".


Manasa Ranjan Samal
23 July 2010 at 18:20

GST

Madam/Sir,
I want to know how tax will be calculated 20% Tax on GST & 16% on Service Tax and its effect on VAT, Excise & Service Tax? What is the difference between CGST & SGST ? Kindly Clarify.



Anonymous

Please tell me whole procedure of SFIS credit taken and utilization of SFIS agst the custom duty liability?
What is limit export to avabil the the credit of SFIS?

How SFIS credit save our custom duty liability

How we make the accounting entries for these transaction.


C.A. Rahul Kaushik
22 July 2010 at 16:07

GST

New Delhi: Breaking News! Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee has proposed a three-rate structure for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) under which essential items, services and goods tax rates will be fixed at 12%, 16% & 20% respectively.


The new structure of GST is planned to be implemented from April 1, 2011. According to the new indirect tax regime, all the central and state taxes including excise, VAT and service tax will be enrolled into GST.


Mukherjee said that the total revenue from GST will be shared equally between the centre and states. The 20% taxes on goods, 16% on services and essential items 12% will be equally divided between the centre and the state.


Again, 15% tax will be implemented on the trade and industry as per the dual rate structure for goods, Mukherjee said at a meeting on Wednesday.


IS it true?