Reversal of common ITC availed on inputs and input services

  • Category: GST
  • Date: 24-12-2018
  • Writers: Bharath Chandra, CA Shilpi Jain

Liability w.r.t. JDA entered prior to GST

  • Category: sector specific
  • Date: 22-12-2018
  • Writers: CA Shilpi Jain, Hema Muralidharan

Introduction:

Joint development agreement (JDA) is an agreement entered between the landowner and the developer wherein the landowner would provide the right to the developer to develop the land, in return for construction services to be provided by the developer.The developer would be entitled for a share in the developed property(generally allotted through supplementary agreement (SA))in return for such construction services. Without getting into whether GST is liable or not on these...

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Liability w.r.t. JDA entered prior to GST

  • Category: GST
  • Date: 22-12-2018
  • Writers: CA Shilpi Jain, Hema Muralidharan

Credit eligibility – cases where no payment liability exists

  • Category: GST
  • Date: 21-12-2018
  • Writers: Ayesha Anam, CA Shilpi Jain

IMPACT ON SERVICES PROVIDED TO BRANCHES OUTSIDE INDIA UNDER GST

  • Category: GST
  • Date: 19-12-2018
  • Writer: CA. Pradeep

Rate applicability on banquet hall services under GST

  • Category: GST
  • Date: 02-11-2018
  • Writers: Hema Muralidharan, Monika Motta

Denial of carry forwarding of CESS credit into GST – Course of action

  • Category: Others
  • Date: 24-10-2018
  • Writers: CA Sudhir VS, CA Venkata Prasad

On the introduction of GST, the credit of taxes under the existing law, predominantly Central Excise, Service Tax and Value Added Tax, was allowed to be carry forwarded vide the transitional provision either as Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST) or State Goods and Service Tax (SGST) as the case may be accordingly taxpayers did carry forwarded the credit by filing transactional credit by filing Form TRAN -01. The common observation of the department during the transitional credit...

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Denial of carry forwarding of CESS credit into GST – Course of action

  • Category: GST
  • Date: 24-10-2018
  • Writers: CA Sudhir VS, CA Venkata Prasad

Impact of notification No. 46/2017 Central Tax (Rate) for restaurant services

  • Category: GST Updates
  • Date: 17-10-2018
  • Writers: Ayesha Anam, CA Hemanth Kumar

Introduction: Initially, restaurant services were liable to 18% GST. Subsequently, at the 23rd GST Council meeting on 10.11.2017 held at Guwahati, it was recommended that all standalone restaurants, irrespective of whether air conditioned or not, will attract 5% GST without ITC. To give effect to such decision, a notification No. 46/2017- Central Tax (Rate) dated 15.11.2017 was issued, as per which the GST rate applicable to services provided by restaurants, eating joint including mess,...

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Impact of notification No. 46/2017 Central Tax (Rate) for restaurant services

  • Category: GST Updates
  • Date: 17-10-2018
  • Writers: Ayesha Anam, CA Hemanth Kumar