Saturday 13 June 2020

Registration under GST

Hello friends, Today I’m going to explain the topic "Registration under GST"

You can read my previous Blogs on GST i.e. "GST in India an Introduction" & "GST Framework in India"

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Summary of the Blog:
  • Compulsory Registration
  • Special Provision for CTP & NRTP
  • Persons not liable for Registration
  • The diagram on Threshold Limit

Compulsory Registration
  • Any business whose turnover in an FY exceeds Rs 20 lakhs (Rs 10 lakhs for North Eastern and hill states).
[Note: If your turnover is the supply of only exempted  goods/services which are exempt under GST, this clause does not apply.]
  • Every person who is registered under an earlier law (i.e., Excise, VAT, Service Tax, etc.)  requires to register under GST, too.
  • The business that is registered has been given or transfer to Demerged the transferee shall obtain registration with force from the date of transfer.
  • Anyone who drives the Inter-state supply of goods
  • Casual Taxable Person (CTP)
  • Non-Resident Taxable Person (NRTP)
  • Agents of a supplier
  • Those paying tax under the Reverse Charge Mechanism basis (RCM)
  • Input Service Distributor (ISD)
  • E-commerce Operator (ECO)
  • A person who supplies via ECO
  • A person supplying Online Information and Database Access or Retrieval Services (OIDAR) from a place outside India to a person in India, other than a registered taxable person
πŸ–‹πŸ–‹Casual Taxable Person (CTP) 
A person who infrequently supplies goods and/or services in a Territory where GST is applicable but he does not have a fixed place of business. Such a person will be treated as a CTP as per GST.

πŸ–‹πŸ–‹Non-Resident Taxable Person (NRTP)
When a non-resident infrequently supplies goods/services in a territory where GST applies, but he does not have a fixed place of business in India. According to GST, he will be treated as a Non-Resident Taxable Person (NRTP) . It is related to above except the non-resident has no place of business in India.

πŸ–‹πŸ–‹Input Service Distributor (ISD)
Input Service Distributor (ISD) means an office of the supplier of goods or services which shows tax invoices on receipt of input services and issues tax invoices for the end of distributing the Credit of CGST or SGST or IGST paid on the said services to your branch with same PAN. (It must be a supplier of taxable goods/services having the same PAN as that of the office pointed to above).

Hence, only credit on ‘Input Services’ can be shared and not on input goods or capital goods.

πŸ–‹πŸ–‹Turnover includes
The aggregate value of all taxable supplies 
+ exempt supplies
+ export of goods or services or both
+ inter-state supplies
+ It includes supplies made by a person on behalf of his principals (eliminates the value of job-worked goods if he is a job-worker) 
Aggregate Turnover to be computed by analyzing all the persons having the same PAN number based on all India. 

Special Provision for CTP & NRTP

Casual Taxable Person / Non-Resident Taxable Person 
 
Apply at least 5 days prior to commencement of business
  
Registration for a period of 90 days or period specified on the application
               [Extn for a further period not exceeding 90 days]
    
An advance deposit of an amount estimated tax amount using Application Reference Number (ARN)
              [Additional deposit (if any) for Extended period]
     
The amount deposited shall be credited to Electronic Cash Ledger (ECL)
[Use it for payment of Tax, Cess, Interest, Penalty or even refunded]

Persons not liable for Registration 
  • The person engaged in the business of supplying only non-taxable goods or services under GST Acts. 
  • Agriculturist, to the extent of supply of produce out of cultivation of land and 
  • Persons only engaged in making taxable supplies of goods or services or both, the total tax on which is liable to be paid on RCM basis by the recipient of such goods.
The diagram on Threshold Limit






Summary of the Threshold Limit

States u/s 22 u/s 10
Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, and Nagaland 10 lakh  75 lakh 
Arunachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Sikkim, and Meghalaya 20 lakh 75 lakh
Puducherry, Telangana 20 lakh 150 lakh 
Others20/40 lakh 150 lakh

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Sunday 7 June 2020

All Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharat Phases

Hello friends, Today I’m going to explain the topic "All Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharat Phases"

The Union Finance Minister Smt Nirmala Sitharaman announced All Phases for the Economic Relief Package following the Public Address of the Prime Minister on 12th May 2020. The Prime Minister, announced a special economic package of around Rs 20 lakh crores, amounting to 10% of India’s GDP during his speech to Spur growth, and to build "AtmaNirbhar Bharat"

1st
Phase 
Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar  Bharat  https://bit.ly/2LJxEbw
2nd 
Phase 
Special Economic  Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharathttps://bit.ly/2TvoX9e
3rd 
Phase
Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharathttps://biti.ly/3egk8IW 
4th
Phase 
Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharathttps://bit.ly/2TLk0cs
5th 
Phase 
Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharathttps://bit.ly/2BsBl3L

     
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Tuesday 2 June 2020

Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharat: 5th Phase

Hello friends, Today I’m going to explain the topic "Special Economic Package or AatmaNirbhar Bharat: 5th Phase"

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The Union Finance Minister Smt Nirmala Sitharaman announced the 5th Phase of the Economic Relief Package following the Public Address of the Prime Minister on 12th May 2020. The Prime Minister, announced a special economic package of around Rs 20 lakh crores, amounting to 10% of India’s GDP during his speech to Spur growth, and to build "AatmaNirbhar Bharat"

7 Measures Comprising 
  • MGNREGA
  • Health Reforms
  • Educational Reforms
  • Insolvency Bankruptcy Code (IBC)
  • Companies Act, 2013 – Relaxation
  • Ease of Doing Business for Corporates
  • Public Sector
1.  MGNREGA
  • Rs 40000 crores additional allocation is being made for the generation of employment in addition to the budget allocation of Rs 61000 crores.
2.  Health Reforms
  • Public expenditure on health institutions will be increased. Investment in grass route levels will be ramped up, in Health and Wellness Centres in tier II and tier III cities.
  • All districts will have infectious disease Hospital Blocks.
  • Lab networks will be strengthened. Integrated Public Health Labs will be set up in all Block levels in each district to enable India to face this Pandemic or any other Pandemic.
  • The National Institutional platform for one health by ICMR will be encouraged.
  • National Digital Health Mission Blueprint will be implemented.
3.  Educational Reforms
  • Towards delivering Technology-driven education, One Nation One digital platform to be launched.
  • One earmarked TV channel to be made available for each class. Extensive use of radio, community radio, and podcasts will be made. Special e-content for hearing impaired and visually impaired children will be created.
  • Top 100 universities will automatically be allowed to start delivering their courses online.
  • Initiative for psychological support. for students, teachers, and families will be launched.
4.  Insolvency Bankruptcy Code (IBC)
  • Many businesses have been severely affected due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Any debt incurred or defaulted because of COVID-19, they shall not be included in the category of default.
  • Suspension of fresh insolvency proceeding up to 1 year depending on the pandemic situation. This was previously extended to 6 months in March 2020.
  • For MSMEs a special insolvency framework will be notified under section 240A of the IBC. One major benefit will be an increase in the minimum threshold to initiate insolvency proceeding from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1 crore. This will come as an ordinance immediately.
5.  Companies Act, 2013 – Relaxation
  • During the COVID-19 compliance, the burden was a concern, and timely action was taken to reduce the compliance burden. Companies could conduct board meetings, EGM, AGM through Video Conference, and even rights issues can be done by leveraging on technology.
  • Further, prior to the lockdown, the deadlines under Companies Act, 2013 were extended, to put all at ease. Now minor technical and procedural defaults under the Companies Act, 2013 will be Decriminalised (such as inadequacies in Board report, shortcomings in CSR reporting, filing defaults, or delay in holding AGM).
  • 40 compoundable section to be shifted to Internal Adjudication Mechanism (IAM) and powers of Regional director for Compounding will be enhanced, to reduce harassment faced by the Companies. Now 58 sections will be dealt with under the internal adjudication mechanism as compared to 18 which was earlier.
  • The Amendments will de-clog the criminal courts and National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
  • 7 compoundable offenses altogether dropped and 5 to be dealt with under the alternative framework.
6.  Ease of Doing Business for Corporates
  • Indian Public Companies can Directly list their securities in permissible foreign jurisdictions.
  • Private companies that list their Non-Convertible debentures (‘NCDs’) on the stock exchange will not be regarded as Listed companies.
  • Provisions of Part IX-A on producer companies of Companies Act, 1956 will be brought in the Companies Act, 2013.
  • Power to create additional/specialized benched for NCLAT will be brought in the Companies Act, 2013.
  • Lower penalties for defaults for small companies, one-person companies, Producer companies & Start-ups.
7.  Public Sector
  • The Finance Minister mentioned that Public sector enterprise policy needs to be coherent with PM’s ambition for Atmanirbhar Bharat.
  • All sectors will be open for the Private sector, and Public sector enterprises will play a very crucial role.
  • The government will announce new policy, whereby, List of Strategic sectors requiring the presence of PSUs in Public interest will be notified.
  • In such sectors at least 1 PSU will be present. Whereas private will also be allowed to play their role in it.
  • Not more than 4 PSUs will be there in any such notified sector. If there are more, then they will be merged or dealt with to avoid mushrooming of PSUs in these sectors.
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