GST Articles
No GST Applicable: Transactions Exempt Under Schedule III of CGST Act
Discover the transactions classified under Schedule III of the CGST Act that are treated neither as supply of goods nor services, including employee services, constitutional duties, funeral services, land sales, and more.
GST Glossary: Meaning of Business, Supply, Deemed Supply and Composite Supply
(A) Any trade, commerce, manufacture, profession, vocation, adventure, wager, or any other similar activity, whether or not it is for a pecuniary benefit.
Bank Account Validation on GST Portal: GSTN's New Procedure
Bank Account Validation on GST Portal ensures proper refund crediting. Check how to add bank a/c details with GSTNs new validation process.
E-Invoicing under GST: Trends to Watch in 2025
e-Invoicing means reporting details of specified GST documents to a Government-notified portal. Check out what it means for Businesses?
Taxable Event of GST
"Taxable event" is that on happening of which the charge is fixed. It is that event which, on its occurrence, creates or attracts the liability of tax.
Impact of Fuel Cess on Consumer Purchasing Power
The cess on petroleum products paid by a manufacturing company to the transporter of input goods becomes part of the cost of sales, as it cannot be claimed as Input Tax Credit (ITC).
Consent Letter for GST Registration: A Free Downloadable Template for Easy Compliance
The Consent Letter is a formal letter provided by the property owner giving permission for you to use their premises for business activities. This letter is essential if your business address is rented, leased, or located in a shared space.
Comprehensive Analysis of GST Aspects in Bank Audits
This note explores critical GST aspects requiring thorough examination during bank audits, offering insights into potential compliance pitfalls and best practices.
Choosing Between the Composition and Regular Schemes under GST: A Comprehensive Guide
29 March 2025
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GST is a pivotal tax reform in India, streamlining indirect taxation for businesses across sectors. One of the fundamental decisions every registered taxpayer must make is choosing between the Composition Scheme and the Regular Scheme.
Important Things from GST Aspect to Remember this March 2025 ending!
This week marks the end of the financial year 2024-25. The taxpayers are curious as to what shall be done before this year end to better prepare for the new financial year 2025-26.
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