Sir, I have received a show cause notice dt. 27.11.2023 in Form GST DRC-01 for FY 2017-18 asking a demand of Rs. 1,71,000/- U/S.74 against Excess ITC Claimed/Wrong ITC claimed /Interest/Penalty. Tax demanded is 57,000/-, Interest also 57000/- and penalty is also around 57,000/-. Whether the said SCN is within prescribed limitation period ?
Sir, how should I proceed into the said matter ?

Hello All,

Is gst applicable only of services and not on supply of goods

Please advice

Dear Experts,

How we can check the "GST Returns Compliance Rating" for the company

Pls clarify

Is Rs. 5000/- per day limit applicable on legal fees under RCM of GST.

I availed medical insurance facility for Knee replacement of my mother. Cashless claim was settled at the time of discharge from hospital. However, physiotherapy is required post discharge. And it was done at my home by a local physiotherapy clinic. The clinic is Unregistered with GST. For claiming this expense from Insurance company, I had submitted payment proofs (Partly UPI and Partly Cash) by way of handwritten acknowledgment on the Clinic letterhead stating payment amount and date of payment. Insurance Company has denied the claim stating they require proper bill.
The clinic is willing to give me invoice but I anticipate the insurance company will deny it saying that these are back dated invoices. By now they know that the clinic doesnt give invoice bcus acknowledgement on letterhead was an alternate to invoice in the first place.
What are my options ?

Sir,
we providing job recruitment in middle east .
candidate is select process in do in cochin, process work is done here.
My doubt is supply of supply is here cochin ,but some of my friends says that it is Igst and not cgst and sgst
Please advise .
With regards
Binu

My Client is a Media Company and registered under GST. They also create Content and upload on various social media platforms. They get remittances directly in their bank account (in INR). What would be the place of service and what would be the GST impact on the receipts.
Will it be treated as Export Service?
Will it be treated as Normal GST Service?
Will it be covered under OIDAR Service?

Can anyone clarify what is right ?

https://news.caclubindia.com/govt-explores-potential-relief-from-gst-on-vouchers-and-gift-cards-22774.asp

1.The article has some wrong information ,for example - single-purpose or identifiable vouchers, which can only be redeemed for specific goods or services, face taxation at the time of their issuance since the nature of the goods or services is known in advance.

This is wrong as at the time of redemption, the GST or tax is being charged again that is why industry is not charging any tax when vouchers are issued as it cannot be taxed twice.

1. Further,it has been established by high court in Jan 2023 that these vouchers are PPI and no gst is applicable .

2.What happens to businesses who have paid lacs and lacs in GST due to lack of this clarity ? Getting refund from gst dept is a difficult task especially when amount is huge.The big players in industry were neither charging GST in the past nor in the present hence what about businessmen who paid huge amounts of taxes on these vouchers ,what is the clarity for them ?

3.When will the clarity be issued by GST council ? Its been 6 years+ already..... Will this issue be taken up in 53rd meeting or just through some notification clarification will be issued....

Sir,
can a gst registered(proprietor) get payment form individual Indian who residing abroad but wish to construct a home in India, yes
can we claim ITC? material purchased for construction property is individual residential
only payment from abroad reset of things happen in India
please guide
regards

Error The system is checking on compliance for Form DRC-01C. Please try to file GSTR1 again after some time
This error is coming again and again trying to file the return for one week while check drc01c no record found showing
i have already raised complain they told that the compalint is resolved please file but still unable to file what to do next