Dear Sir,

Request you to please provide suggestion regarding GST applicability in following situation.
I have small hotel business and as per general provision of GST act GST applicable on that org. which have yearly turn over more than 20 lake but my turn over is less then 20 lake
further as per special provision of GST for hotel industries GST applicable on that hotel which have room tariff more then 1000
so my query is ! am i cover into GST act ? if my hotel room tariff more then 1000 per day but my turn over less then 20 lake yearly and if not applicable then RCM how to apply ?

I have filed income tax return of previous years but forgot to claim tds deducted in those years. Can I claim tds deducted in those years in the ITR of Ay 2017-18??

Sir i have recd two answer no one confident that if i purchase outside without gst number becuse i m small trader is legal or not? Which section or act of gst that ragisterd trader sale outside unrajisterd byer

We provide architect services mainly in delhi, but at times we visit some sites in other parts of country. Under current regime we charge service tax accordingly. Now under GST do we have to register in each and every state in India in which we have provided services and if so do we have to fill return for every state in which we have taken registration.
Thanks in advance

Sir i have recd two answer no one confident that if i purchase outside without gst number becuse i m small trader is legal or not? Which section or act of gst that ragisterd trader sale outside unrajisterd byer

Hi, I own a small Software and Web Services outsourcing firm, which provides data entry, social media, Web Development & Software Services to Different Counties Online and have no clients in india, receives payments through Paypal. My annual turnover is less than 10 lac. My firm was registered in service tax previously, Should i need to migrate it to GST?

Or should I surrender my service tax number?

Thank You in Advance.

Good Evening, We have client who is currently registered in DVAT under normal scheme (dealing in inter-state purchases and intra-state sales), however, purchases were not through C-Form and VAT was paid @ 5%. Now since his turnover is around Rs. 40L, he wants to opt for Composition scheme under GST, as under Sec 10 of CGST act, no restriction is there on inter-state purchases. However, he is having stock in hand of around Rs. 20L (inter-state purchases). But as per Rule 3(1)(b) of Composition Rules, goods held on appinted date cannot be that from inter-state purchases. If the inter-state purchases are not restricted under Composition scheme in GST, what is the logic of such restriction under Rule 3(1)(b). Kindly clarify.

Sir/Madam, If a person registers for gst on 15th july (never registered in any tax regime before) and obtains gst no. afterwards, will he get input tax credit on his purchases (be it goods or services) that were made from 1st to 15th july?

Suppose party X sold non agriculture land to Y, party Y has divided this land in to small plot and Y sold this land to party Z, party Z has build 3 floor duplex. In the above all this transaction actual sale deed was not created. now party Z sold this 1 floor to party A. & sale deed created between party X and party A. Now my question is that what is tax implications on party X.

how many fees paid for GST registration