Under the Composition Scheme, traders have to pay a fixed tax rate between 1-5%
The first meeting of the GoM was held here on September 16
The council is scheduled to meet in NCR tomorrow and may consider reducing the tax slab on labour component in government projects
After deciding the basic principle of division of assessees between central and state tax authorities, the Goods and Services Tax Council has stated how this would be done. Earlier, the Council had decided a state would have control over 90 per cent of GST payers where turnover of businesses was up to Rs 1.5 crore a year. Over that figure, the state and central officials were to have 50:50 control. The division to be done by computer at the state level, by random choice.Now, it has been decided that for those registered under Value Added Tax (VAT) or both it and central excise, their state turnover, including inter-state transactions, will be taken into account. For those registered only under central excise and not VAT, the annual turnover given in central excise returns will be taken into account. Those registered under VAT and service tax will be considered on the turnover given in the returns for both, the overlap being excluded. For those registered in only service tax, their ...
Sushil Kumar Modi will be assisted by four ministers from different states and top executives of the GSTN
They were whisked away in a van, the police said
GST Council refers some of the tax change requests to the fitment committee
GST provision requires goods more than Rs 50,000 to be pre-registered online before it can be moved
This could be the first instance of a GST Council official being arrested by the CBI
FM Arun Jaitley will be asked to join in, through video-conferencing
Arun Jaitley will chair the 17th meeting of the GST at Vigyan Bhavan
IGST to also be exempted on any mode of conveyance from one location to another of same entity
Wants to be treated as a unified entity to avoid multiple registrations
Under the new tax, rates will range from 5 to 28%, with 12% and 18% being the standard rates
GST Council has already approved 5 sets of rules relating to registration, payments, refund, invoice and returns
GST Council caps cess on luxury goods at 15%, to be charged over and above standard GST rate
It may also be given an update on technology preparedness and migration of assessees to new regime
Issac also said that government would take stern action against tax evasion
The Council had on Jan 16 agreed 90% assessees below Rs 1.5 cr turnover will be assessed by states
It could also discuss an anti-profiteering clause that will ensure sharing of benefits of lower taxes by consumers