In our previous article we had discussed about the issues which are coming in the way of the rolling on the GST. Among these issues, the major one is the Veto Power. The earlier draft was rejected by the states in the meeting of the
The Centre and States recently arrived at a broad consensus on rolling out independent India's biggest tax reforms that will simplify the manner in which corporates, small enterprises and traders will be levied taxes on goods and services. But t
The central and state governments moved closer to ushering in a nationwide goods and services tax on April 1, 2011, that will simplify the manner in which corporates, small enterprises and traders will be levied taxes on goods and services. The re
The actual challenge before the Finance Minister is not of drafting a model GST but of its proper implementation and smooth transition from the prevailing system. The challenges which the Government has to face in introducing GST are as follows:
Goods and Services Tax in Malaysia may be implemented by the Malaysian Government somewhere in the third Quarter of 2011. 4% GST will replace the current sales and service tax currently levied at rates between 5% and 10%. Companies with revenue RM
The First Discussion Paper produced by the Empowered Committee of state Finance Ministers has come out with an innovative way to deal with inter-state transaction of goods and services. The forthcoming GST will be dual in nature and will be levied o
In 2006, the UPA Government announced that a comprehensive GST would be launched on 1st April, 2010 and it was
IT infrastructure will be one of the basic requirements for successful implementation of Goods and Services t
The scheme of GST should be supported by a strong tax-administration infrastructure for its optimum s
The GST Model proposed in the First Discussion Paper produced by the Empowered committee of state finance ministers on Nov 10, 2009, will be dual in nature. It will consist of two components: CGST (Central GST) and SGST (State GST) simultaneously lev