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Duty Credit Scrip (DCS) is an incentive scheme which is an export promotion benefit offered by the Government of India under the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2015. Under the FTP 2015-20, MEIS/SEIS/RoDTEP Schemes intends to incentivise exports of goods manufactured in India or produced in India or exported from India. The duty credit scrips can be utilised to pay customs duties on import of inputs or goods, safeguard duty, anti-dumping duty and any other customs duty under...

Introduction

Inverted duty structure refund has been subject matter of numerous interpretational issues since introduction of this concept in GST law. The Council in its 47^th Meeting tweaked the formula for claiming refund. In this article, an attempt has been made to analyse the application of the amendments made in the [1] formulae prescribed for the calculation of refund of unutilized ITC accumulated due to an inverted rate structure and [2] the impact of the withdrawal of the refund...

GST rate increase for Government projects (works contracts) – impact & way forward:

• CA. Venkat Prasad. P

Introduction & Background:

Construction industry plays an important role in the development of any country. It is a large sector of Economy of about Rs. 37 lakh crores (as per national accounts statistics, 2019-20). The construction industry in India consists of the Real estate as well as the infrastructure development segment. The Real estate segment consists of...

After the introduction of GSTR-2B and auto population of figures in GSTR-3B, there has been greater accountability on the taxpayer to ensure that ITC has been claimed only for those invoices which are furnished by suppliers in their GSTR-1 are claimed as ITC. However, there were additional associated challenges faced by the trade, such as time gap in claiming ITC (goods in transit, goods in quality control, delays in accounting etc.) resulting in spike or reduction in claim of ITC compared...