DEAR SIR
THERE WERE SOME SALES BILLS WERE OF MARCH 2018 MISSED TO SHOW IN MARCH 2018 FORM NO. 3B, SO I CALCULATED THAT IN TO APRIL 2018 3B. NOW WHILE FILING OF GSTR 1 OF MARCH 2018, THE MISSED SALES BILLS SHOULD BE TAKEN IN MARCH 2018 GSTR 1 OR APRIL 2018 GSTR1 ?
Dear Sir,
We are manufacture of pre fabricated building. We are manufacturing a building for our own use on land which is on the other side of the road. Who we have to pass enty. Do we have to issue eway bill. Do we have to issue invoice of sale.
i have gone through 32nd Gst Council meeting decision but there is someconfusion in my mind
1. if the expected turnover of a person not exceeding threshold limit exceeding 40 lacs 1st april, 2019 onwards but in the previous year 31.03.2019, sales exceeds threshold limit i.e. approx 25 lacs, then can an entity surrender its GST registration.
2. if the firm purchased from outside the state but did not interstate supply, then will the firm eligible to surrender its GST REGISTRATION
I am working in a firm, it is provided canteen services (Hsn Code : 9963) , our debtors wish to tds on This service because they felt this is under catering service, is it necessary to deduct tds, but we are charging GST : 5% (No ITC) not 18%. Please suggest.
Answer nowPlease provide me Information Related to GTA service Tax Liability for Following Cases :
Case A :
GTA ( Registered Person) makes Supply to Registered Service Recipient - Who will Pay Tax ?
Case B :
GTA ( Registered Person) makes Supply to UN Registered Service Recipient - Who will Pay Tax?
Case C :
GTA ( UN Registered Person) makes Supply to Registered Service Recipient - Who will Pay Tax?
Case D :
GTA ( UN Registered Person) makes Supply to UN Registered Service Recipient - Who will Pay Tax?
Please provide me help ASP.
Many E Commerce Sellers have already accumulated huge Input credits due to 18% GST on commission charged by ecommerce operators. Can they claim refund of ITC as it includes ITC of Goods, Commission & Others services and Fixed Assets purchased by them (They are buying/selling goods in 5% category).
Kindly suggest refund procedure.
Dear All,
Someone is dealer in Motor Vehicle whose value is more than 10 lakh. He needs to charge Compensation cess @ 22% on the value of said car along with CGST and SGST and also to collect TCS @1 % under Income Tax Act.
My Question is that
1. whether the cess will be charged on the only on the value of Car
or
2. On the value of Car+ 1% TCS
Schedule -1 of GST (Compensation to State) Act, 2017 says that cess will be charged ad valorem. Please clear the meaning of it.
how to apply for clearance certificate (GST/PTR/VAT)
Sir,
Is it mandatory to submit purchase details in GSTR 4 for the 3rd Quarter - Oct to Dec 2018 or can we file the return by giving Sales turnover alone with applicable GST.
Further, earlier, from July to Nov 2017, we were in Regular stream and later on, switched over to Composition Scheme. Now, is there any possibility to correct the mismatch in purchases viz. Ommissions or Corrections in our purchases / Input Credit availed, for the period July 17 to Nov 17, as we are in Composition scheme now. Pls. explain how to take corrective measures prior to filing annual Return for the F Y 2017 - 18.
I am registered under GST under composition scheme and I withdrawal composition scheme and convert into regular scheme.
I have some goods in my stock at the time of conversion into regular scheme and all stock imported from China. I want to file GST ITC-01 form for claim credit of stock but in such form information required of supplier (like as GST no. and Invoice no.) In this case, supplier situated out of India and he has no any GST registration in India (e.i. supplier GST number not available to me.
So you are requested to please suggest me how to file GST ITC-01 form without submission of supplier GSTN detail and I have custom bill of entry and custom related other documents.
Please help me to file GST ITC-01 form correctly.
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