Rohit Mahaveer Gupta & Associates

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18/12/2019

Key pointers out of today’s GST council meeting:
1. Due date for annual return and audit for FY 17-18 extended till 31 Jan 2020
2. Credit restriction of unmatched credit brought down to 10%, from 20%
3. Late fee waived for returns which are filed till 10 Jan 2020, for the period from July 2017 onwards
4, EWB generation blocked in cases where GSTR 1 not filed for 2 consecutive months
5. Few GST related announcements may be presented in Budget 2020

01/02/2019

HIGHLIGHTS OF BUDGET 2019

*Tax*
1. Within 2 years, Tax assessment will be done electronically
2. IT returns processing in just 24 hours
3. Minimum 14% revenue of GST to states by Central Govt.
4. Custom duty has abolished from 36 Capital Goods
5. Recommendations to GST council for reducing GST rates for home buyers
6. *Full Tax rebate upto 5 lakh annual income after all deductions.*
7. Standard deduction has increase from 40000 to 50000
8. Exempt on tax on second self-occupied house
9. Ceiling Limit of TDS u/s 194A has increased from 10000 to 40000
10. Ceiling Limit of TDS u/s 194I has increased from 180000 to 240000
11. Capital tax Benefit u/s 54 has increased from investment in one residential house to two residential houses.
12. Benefit u/s 80IB has increased to one more year i.e. 2020
13. Benefit has given to unsold inventory has increased to one year to two years.
*Other Areas*
14. State share has increased to 42%
15. PCA restriction has abolished from 3 major banks
16. 2 lakhs seats will increase for the reservation of 10%
17. 60000 crores for manrega
18. 1.7 Lakh crore to ensure food for all
19. 22nd AIIMS has to be opened in Haryana
20. Approval has to be given to PM Kisan Yojana
21. Rs. 6000 per annum has to be given to every farmer having upto 2 hectare land. Applicable from Sept 2018. Amount will be transferred in 3 installments
22. National kamdhenu ayog for cows. Rs. 750 crores for National Gokul Mission
23. 2% interest subvention for farmers pursuing animal husbandry and also create separate department for fisheries.
24. 2% interest subvention for farmers affected by natural calamities and additional 3% interest subvention for timely payment.
25. Tax free Gratuity limit increase to 20 Lakhs from 10 Lakhs
26. Bonus will be applicable for workers earning 21000 monthly
27. The scheme, called Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mandhan, will provide assured monthly pension of Rs. 3,000 with contribution of Rs. 100 per month for workers in unorganized sector after 60 years of age.
28. Our government delivered 6 crores free LPG connections under Ujjawala scheme
29. 2% interest relief for MSME GST registered person
30. 26 weeks of Maternity Leaves to empower the women
31. More than 3 Lakhs crores for defence
32. One lakh digital villages in next 5 years
33. Single window for approval of India film makers

11/01/2019

Decision Of 32nd GST Council Meeting held Today Note That all The Below Decisions Are applicable And operational from the 1st of April, 2019.

1. Composition Scheme For Goods: Limit increased to Rs 1.5 crore. For Special category States would decide, within one week, about the Composition Limit in their respective States.

2. Relaxation In Filing Of Return By Composition Dealer- Now Required to file Only one Annual Return but Payment of Taxes would remain Quarterly (along with a simple declaration).

3. Higher Exemption Threshold Limit for Supplier of Goods: Two Threshold Limits for exemption from Registration and Payment of GST for the suppliers of Goods i.e. Rs 40 lakhs and Rs 20 lakhs. States would have an option to decide about one of the limits within a weeks’ time. The Threshold for Registration for Service Providers would continue to be Rs 20 lakhs and in case of Special Category States at Rs 10 lakhs.

4. Composition Scheme for Services: A Composition Scheme shall be made available for Suppliers of Services (or Mixed Suppliers) with a Tax Rate of 6% (3% CGST +3% SGST) having an Annual Turnover in the preceding Financial Year up to Rs 50 lakhs. The said Scheme Shall be applicable to both Service Providers as well as Suppliers of Goods and Services, who are not eligible for the presently available Composition Scheme for Goods. They would be liable to file one Annual Return with Quarterly Payment of Taxes (along with a Simple Declaration).

04/09/2018

Dear All,

This is to update you regarding changes brought in GST vide various notifications issued by the Government today. Some significant changes are enumerated below:

1. Format for GST Annual Return (GSTR-9) notified.

2. Separate delivery challans to be issued for goods sent in batches or lots.

3. ITC can be availed basis tax invoice and debit note, if it contains basic information of amount of tax, description of goods / services, GSTIN of supplier and recipient and place of supply.

4. In case of imported goods, the person in charge of conveyance to carry a copy of bill of entry along with other requisite documents.

5. Due date for furnishing Form ITC-04 for the period July 2017 to June 2018 extended till September 30, 2018. A new format of Form ITC-04 notified.

6. Late fee waived for registered persons who submitted but did not file GSTR-3B for the month of October 2017 after generation of ARN.

7. Waiver of late fee paid for submitting GSTR-6 by ISD (for any tax period) between January 1, 2018 to January 23, 2018

CA ROHIT GUPTA

11/08/2018

*11.08.18 News*

👉Govt notifies Due Date for filing GST returns from July 2018 - March 2019, by businesses with turnover exceeding ₹1.5 crore to the 11th day of the succeeding month. Currently, such businesses are required to file GSTR-1 or final sales return of a particular month by the 10th day of the succeeding month.

👉Govt Notifies that GSTR 3B from July to March 2019 required to be filed by 20th of Next Month

👉SBI posts Rs 4,876 Crore Net Loss For Q1 on Treasury Losses, Higher Provisions. This is the Third Straight Quarterly Loss posted by the SBI

👉Income Tax Deptt informs that "Three notices u/s 10(1) of the Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015, have been issued against Nirav Modi”. Besides, this it has attached 32 Immovable Properties and 141 bank accounts/ FDs having a credit balance of Rs. 145.74 Crore

👉Delhi HC asks brothers Malvinder and Shivinder Singh, erstwhile promoters of Fortis Healthcare Ltd, not to sell any assets without the Court's Approval. The Court also froze the Brothers' Bank Accounts and asked them to Disclose All Transactions (Including Gifts) in the past since 2016.

👉SEBI asks Registrars and Share Transfer Agents to put in place Risk Management Policy and to comply with enhanced monitoring requirements, through implementation of internal policy framework and periodic reporting on key risk areas, data security measures and Governance Structures.

👉Form DIR3-KYC is likely to be revised on MCA21 Company Forms Download page w.e.f 13th AUG 2018. Stakeholders are advised to check the latest version before filing.

21/07/2018

28th GST Council Updates..

1. Quarterly Returns approved for taxpayers with turnover less than Rs 5cr ( tax payments to continue on monthly basis)
2. Sanitary Napkins exempted from GST going forward
3. No decision on 1% sugar cess
4. GST on bamboo flooring reduced to 12%
5. GST on hotels would now be on actual tariff & not declares tariff
6. Ethanol for Oil Marketing Companies now at 5% vs 18% earlier
7. 5% GST ceiling on footwear raised from Rs 500 to Rs 1000
8. GST on paints & varnishes, wall putty cut from 28% to 18%
9. GST on all leather items cut from 28% to 18%
10. GST on consumer electronics - TV (up to 27"), Washing Machine, Refrigerator, mixer, juicer, grinder cut from 28% to 18%
11. GST on special purpose vehicles, work truck, trailer cut from 28% to 18%
12. Reverse Charge Mechanism deferred till September 2019.

CA Rohit Gupta

10/07/2018

GST AUDIT CIRCULAR GST SPECIAL PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED :
1. Reconcile your GST Input Tax Credit Claimed with Online GSTR-2A. If the credit claimed does not match with credit available online. GSTR-2A online credit can be viewed now.
 Excess : There may be some purchases and expenses which you have not accounted or ITC Claimed. Account and claim ITC.
 Shortage : Your supplier may not have paid GST and not filed GST Return. Ask him to pay and file the Return. Even if your supplier filed return, he may not have correctly quoted your GST No. Ask him to correct it in the subsequent months return Before September, 2018, by way of Debit Note in your name by referring the old invoice Number.
What happens if not done : IF online credit is not available, then you have to pay the ITC as tax along with 24% interest p.a.
2. Similarly, while filing GSTR-1, we may also have wrongly quoted some of our customers GSTIN. Correct it before September, 2018 by Submitting online Debit note.
3. Any mistake if rectified before 30.09.2018 that will attract only 18% Interest . You can take ITC also. Any mistake if made after 30.09.2018 will attract 24% interest. No ITC Available.
4
Supplier Payment not made with 180 days : If payment to supplier is not made within 180 days from the date of bill, then ITC availed on it should be reversed in the monthly return when the 180 days expires (for July bill it is January return). With 18 % interest for 6 months. ITC can be again taken when payment to supplier is made later.
5
Stock Held with Jobworker As on 30.06.2017 : As per the GST Act, stock held with jobworker as on 30.06.2017 should have been declared in TRAN-1 Form. If Not declared, the subsequent receipt of goods from the jobworker will be treated as purchase from unregistered person and GST RCM has to be paid (upto 12.10.17). Now prepared a list of Goods and machinery held with jobworker as on 30.06.2017 (Details of jobworker and details of goods), with a covering letter submit to the Jurisdictional Assessing Officer (CTO) (by post). Goods held with jobworker as on 30.06.2017 should be received within 1 year from 01.07.17. Machinery held with jobworker as on 30.06.2017 should be received within 2 years from 01.07.2017. If received lately, that will be treated as purchase.
6
Quarterly Return for Job work details is Compulsorily required to be filed : The Form is ITC-04.
If this form is not filed, then the goods sent will be treated as ‘supply’ and GST has to be paid. If the goods from 01.07.17 is not received within 6 months, then that will be treated as ‘deemed supply’ and GST has to be paid. Similarly for Machinery sent. The time limit is 3 years.
7
Self Made Invoice for Reverse Charge Expenses. Every month consolidated self made invoice is required to prepared in the format for Reverse Charge Paid Expenses. Penalty leviable.
8
RCM on Import CIF. Vide Notification No.10/2017(IGST) 5% RCM is payable on Ocean Freight Paid on CIF purchase, for Import. 10% of CIF value is value of Ocean Freight. If we pay voluntarily before 30.09.18, then ITC available. If taxed later, No ITC. Interest 18%. Airfreight exempt.
9
Bank Charges : ITC on bank charges is available Only with Credit available Online and Bill Issued by Banker. If no bill issued by Banker then ITC cannot be taken. Get monthly bill from bank.
Inform your GSTIN to bank through a letter. Confirm online credit and monthly bill.
10
Tax Paid vs. Return Filed. Even If you paid the Tax. But if you have not filed the return. Then you will be required to paid 18% interest on the full tax till date of filing return.
11
ITC on Passenger Vehicle and Building Maintenance expenses : Since, ITC is not available on purchase of passenger vehicle and Building construction. (Should be reversed after 30.09.18 with 24% interest). ITC on repairs and maintenance of passenger vehicle and building maintenance is also doubtful. You can claim at your own risk.
12
Reverse ITC on Stock lost/ destroyed. When ever stock is lost, destroyed (fire accident), ITC availed on the purchase has to be reversed to that extent. Insure stock Cost + Tax value so that insurance can be claimed for full value .
13
Canteen and Other recoveries from employees Taxable. 01.07.17 to 17.02.18 12% GST with ITC. From 18.02.2018 5% GST without ITC. For other recoveries 18% GST. For free services without any recovery annual Rs. 5000 is exempted per employee. No ITC available.
14
From 01.10.18 Online Online Credit Only. System will not allow us to feed the ITC based on invoice

in hand. So from now ensure that your suppliers properly pay GST and file return. Reconcile and Rectify every month. From doubtful suppliers, keep pending the GST value until online credit is available. GSTR-2A available.
15
In the Income Tax Return we estimate some personal expenses in General Expenses, Telephone Expenses, Travelling Expenses. In the monthly return, on the ITC availed on these expenses 5% has to be reversed for personal expenses.
16
Turnover for the Purpose for Registration : Taxable Supplies, exempted supplies, export of goods and services. For Example an Individual is having Rs. 3,00,000 commission receipts (taxable), Rs. 5,00,000 commercial rent (taxable), Rs. 5,00,000 residential rent (exempt), Rs. 5,00,000 agricultural income (exempt) and Rs. 5,00,000. In total Rs. 23,00,000. They we have to register and pay tax on the taxable supplies.
17
Registered Persons having turnover below Rs . 20 lacs : If a person is already having registration under VAT and migrated to GST. But his aggregate turnover is below Rs.20 lacs. He has to pay tax on the taxable suppliers even if turnover is below Rs. 20 lacs. Every person having GST number is required to pay GST on taxable sales.
18
Registered Persons having turnover below Rs . 20 lacs but to pay RCM: (RCM on goods and services from unregistered persons (URP) from 01.07.17 to 12.10.17). Even if your total turnover is exempt. Even your aggregate turnover is below Rs. 20 lacs, but if you are having a GST Registration, then you have to pay Reverse Charge GST on taxable goods and services from URP.
19
Compensation from customers : Interest, penal charges, packing charges, transport charges, Reimbursement of Freight from customers in the course of sale of goods are taxable under GST.
20
Liquidated Damages : Liquidated damage charges received from contractors, suppliers is a taxable service under GST. If we deduct any thing from the payment made to contractor/ supplier, then we have to raise a tax invoice @ 18%.
21
Transactions among Related parties : (Group Concerns, firm to partners, business to relatives) Then these transactions may require valuation for deciding market value. One such risk is that, if a building is owned by one of your firm and the same building is the office for other firms, then your first firm will be required to pay GST on estimated rent. Common goods vehicles, Common work force, Machinery sale to group concern will required market value and notional value for tax.
22
Sales Return and Purchase Return : Under GST sale return and purchase return (under VAT period and under GST period) has special procedure to be followed. GST Reversal, Debit Note, Credit Note. Any omissions either by you or by your supplier should be corrected in return before 30/09.
23
Tax on sale of Used Motor Vehicles : Three types of taxes during the year. For vehicles during 01.07.18 to 12.10.2017, at full GST applicable on new vehicle (Example 43% depending on vehicle). For sale from 13.10.17 to 24.01.18, 65% of 43%. For Sales from 25.01.18, 18% on the excess sale value over Income Tax WDV. If the sale value is not above IT WDV, then no GST payable.
24
Assets sold within 5 years from the date of purchase : Any asset purchased on which GST input was taken, if sold within 5 years from the date of purchase, the GST should be reversed/ paid will be higher of tax on the actual sale value or 1/20 th of ITC taken on purchase, for each remaining period in the 5 years. Eg. If an asset was purchase for Rs. 100000. GST ITC taken Rs. 18000. If Sold after completion of 2 years. The remaining period in 5 years is 3 years (12 quarters). If sold for Rs. 30000. The GST reverse/payable on sale will be Maximum of, 18% on 30000 = Rs. 5400 or 18000/20*12 = 10800. Here Rs. 10,800 is the GST Payable.
25
Exporters Refund : Exporters may have purchases in some months but exports in other months only. They have an option to submit quarterly combined application. Club your purchases and exports in a period of continuous 3 months (quarterly), and submit refund application quarterly.
26
GST On advances paid to URP : During the period 01.07.17 to 12.10.17 Reverse Charge is there. GST is applicable on Advances received also. Similarly, for advance paid to Unregistered Persons also RCM is payable. Building construction advance, carpenter advance, section advance, Contractor advance. Depending on the nature of work ITC is available or not.
27
GST Is payable on Advances Received : As per the GST Act, GST is payable on the advances received. Advance Receipt in GST format has to be raised. The tax has to be adjusted in the monthly return when final invoice is raised.
28
Single Invoice, But multiple deliveries : A good or fixed asset may be purchased in a single invoice. But taken delivery in multiple delivery. GST invoice should be raised on the first despatch but ITC

can be taken only after receipt of the final despatch (when first delivery in one month and final delivery is in another month, then problem arises).
29
Place of Supply : Place of supply is another important aspect for deciding whether to charge IGST or CGST and SGST. When you sell to a registered person having GSTIN of another state, you have to Charge IGST even if you have delivery the goods to him within TN or delivered the goods to his factory or jobworker in TN. Similarly for sale to Unregistered person also if you sell goods quoting his address in another state in your bill, you have to charge IGST even if you have delivery the goods to him on hand on within TN.
Wrong payment of tax will be considered as tax not paid and will be required to pay against.
COMMON GST MISTAKES AND OMISSIONS IN ACCOUNTS : RETURN MISTAKE
1 Book vs GST return reconciliations
2 Non filing, Delay Filing.
WRONG ITC CLAIM
3 Non reversal of ITC on wastage, lost, samples, fire accident, etc
4 Taking ITC on blocked credit and not reversing the same:
passenger vehicle, food items, building material , life insurance.
5 Not reversing ITC on common expenses in proportionate to sales exempted,
6 Not reversing ITC when supplier payment is not made within 180 days. With interest.
7 ITC on composite dealer purchases.
PROCEDURES AND MISTAKES
9 Non maintenance of quantitative register, quantity reconciliations.
10 No payment of GST on used machinery sales, assets sales, vehicle sales, etc.
11 Non submissions of debit note and credit note for subsequent rate difference, quantity diff.
12 Non Reversal of ITC on Creditor Balance Write-Off.
13 Canteen recovery from employees, GST not paid ,
14 No GST number in purchase bills.
15 Actually selling one taxable goods but declaring under exempted goods. Eg. Registered Brand,
Packed Goods, Processed Goods, Cattle Feed,
16 Non payment of GST on industrial estimated buy products, waste production.
17 Regular to composition Change : stock declarations and payment of GST on the Stock.
18 Special issues of composition dealers transfer from regular to composition vice versa.
19 Non submissions of quarterly form ITC-04 form for jobwork movement details.
20 Non Declaration of Stock and machinery with Job workers as on 30.06.2017.
REVERSE CHARGE MECHANISAM
21 Not paying RCM on many 9(4)items. Building labour, Vehicle Maintenance, Rent, (URP)
22 Not paying RCM on 9(3) items advocate, govt services, freight.
23 Selling 100% exempted goods but not paying RCM U/s. 9(4), 9(3),
24 Not Taking ITC on RCM Paid.
25 Not Reversing ITC on RCM Paid on Blocked Credits (building material, labour, etc)
TAX OMMISIONS
26 Non disclosure of discounts , purchase returns in return.
27 No receipt of goods and assets sent on jobwork and returned within specified time 1 or 3 yrs..
28 In house jobworker have crossing 20lakhs and not having GST registration number.
29 Supplier/Service provider issues only bill but not paying GST and not submitting Returns.
30 Initially exempted items but subsequently taxed items but GST not paid. Eg. Cattle Feed.
31 Not Paying Tax on Canteen and Other Recoveries from employees.

CHECK LIST FOR GST RETURN PREPARATION (GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B) : FROM MAY 2018 DUE DATE FOR FILING GST RETURNS :
1. MONTHLY GSTR-1 (SALES INVOICE DEATILS) SHOULD BE FILED BEFORE 10 OF NEXT MONTH Eg. For May, 2018 month, GSTR-1 should be filed before 10.06.2018.
2. MONTHLY GSTR-3B (Consolidated Payment Return) SHOULD BE FILED BEFORE 20 TH. Eg. For May, 2018 month, GSTR-3B should be filed before 20.06.2018.
SALES :
1. Check Continuation of Sales Bill serial number from previous month. To check whether any additional bill is made last month after filing the GSTR1/3B of last month.
2. Check continuous serial number of sales bills this month. Any omissions in between. Cancellations, omissions in books has to be noted and handled accordingly.
3. Documents issued. Documents Cancelled.
4. Check correct rate of tax is applied. Based on customer GSTN whether correct tax IGST (for other
state GSTN) /CGST & SGST is charged.
5. Break up for registered and unregistered customers.
6. HSN Code of the product.
7. Quantity of the goods sold.
8. Any Exempted Sales. Verify whether it is actually exempted.
9. Whether Sales Tallied with P&L.
OTHER INCOMES :
1. Other Taxable incomes in P&L.
2. Other Taxable Incomes in Capital A/c and Memo of Income.
3. Vehicle Sales, Machinery Sales.
Compulsory RCM :
1. Lorry Freight, Advocate Fees, Etc.
2. If lorry transport is from other state, then Pay IGST RCM.
PURCHASE :
1. Correct GSTN and address in the purchase bill.
2. GSTN of the Seller.
3. Whether Purchases tallied with P&L.
4. Other Purchases and Expenses in the Profit and Loss Account.
5. Whether ITC is taken on all purchases and expenses.
6. ITC on Machinery and Vehicle Purchases in Balance Sheet.
7. Whether ITC Taken on RCM paid.
REVERSAL OF BLOCKED CREDIT :
1. ITC on Purchased used for exempted sales.
2. ITC on Building Material, labour, Passenger Vehicle.
3. ITC on Life Insurance, Food expenses,
4. Proportionate Reversal ITC on of Common expenses on Exempted Sales.
REVERSAL OF ITC ON PAYMENTS NOT MADE TO SUPPLIER WITHIN 180 DAYS :
1. In the suppliers ledger, Every Month check whether are unpaid Purchase more than 180 days.
2. If yes then reverse the ITC Tax (IGST, CGST and SGST correctly)
3. Calculate interest at 18% and
PAYMENT :
1. IGST, CGST, SGST, RCM (against IGST, CGST, SGST), Interest on late payment, late filing,
2. Interest on reversal of ITC on non payment to supplier.

10/07/2018
04/05/2018

Key Highlights of 27th GST Council Meet on 04/05/2018.

● GSTR 1 and GSTR 3B will continue for the next 6 months.
● New single-return plan will go live after 6 months. Thus,
now it will be only 12 returns a year, instead of 36.
● Post the new return going live, provisional credit can be
claimed by the taxpayers in the transitional phase of 6
months.
● The GSTN will show the buyer, invoices uploaded by the
seller and thus buyer can check the gap between the
credit claimed by him and actually allowed to him.
● After 6 months of this transition period, if it is noticed
that after uploading the invoices, the seller has not paid
the tax amount to the government, GSTN has all the right
to recover these taxes from the buyer. There will be no
automatic reversal of credit from the buyer in these
cases.
● No provisional credit can be claimed after this 6 month
transition period.
● Nil return preparers and Composition dealers will file
GST returns quarterly.
● Sugar Cess implementation has been postponed. The
government believes that there should be a better way to
increase revenue for the benefit of the farmers.
● Duties on Ethanol - Reduction in rate suggested.
● A group of ministers expected to work on these two above
mentioned points and make recommendations within two
weeks.
● Incentives may need more time to come in force. A
five-member council will work on this before the next
council meet.
●The GSTN will be now a government owned company with
the central government holding 50% and state
governments holding the remaining 50%. The holdings by
the state governments will be on pro-rata basis based on
the GST ratios.
● There is a scope for better employment as GSTN looks
forward to recruit more people.

Regards
CA ROHIT GUPTA

19/12/2017

· E-Way Bill made applicable in Rajasthan with effect from 20.12.2017.

· Applicable on inter-state inward and outward movement of taxable goods as mentioned in Annexure appended to Notification.

· 33 items mentioned in Annexure on which E-Way Bill will be applicable.

· Consignment Value should exceed Rs. 50,000.

· E-Way bill to be generated through portal.

· Details as mentioned in the Notification are to be provided.

· Cancellation of generated E-Way bill is also possible subject to conditions.

· Period of validity of E-Way bill is linked to distance.

10/11/2017

Summary of the meeting of November 10, 2017

*Composition scheme expanded*
Threshold for Composition scheme to be increased to Rs. 1.5 Crores. Uniform tax rate of 1% applicable for both traders and manufacturers. Composition suppliers allowed services upto Rs. 5 lakh per annum for eligibility. Exempted supply not to be taxed at 1%.

*Returns*

Filing of Form GSTR 2 and GSTR 3 has been suspended for the current financial year. Only GSTR 1 is to be filed as per the below schedule.

For suppliers having turnvover below 1.5 crores,
For the period of July to Sept - 31st Dec 2017
For the period of Oct to Dec - 15th Feb 2018
For the period of Jan - Mar - 30th Apr 2018

For suppliers having turnvover more than 1.5 crores,
For the period of Jul to Oct - 31st Dec 2017
For the month of Nov - 10th Jan 2018
For the month of Dec - 10th Feb 2018
For the month of Jan - 10th Mar 2018
For the month of Feb - 10th Apr 2018
For the month of Mar - 10th May 2018

Filing of return in Form 3B to be continued till March. For small taxpayers, return to be simplified. It is not clear whether small suppliers will have to file monthly or quarterly (as proposed in the last meeting).

A committee to simplify details of GSTR 2 and GSTR 3 will be setup.

*TRAN-1 date extended *
The due date of TRAN-1 has been extended to December 31, 2017.

*Penalties reduced*
Rate of penalty for delay in filing of returns will be reduced from Rs. 200 per day to Rs. 20 per day for suppliers with nil returns. For others, penalty to be reduced to Rs. 50 per day.

*GSTR-4 extended*

Due date for return of suppliers covered in composition scheme in Form GSTR-4 has been extended to 24th December 2017.

*Changes in Rates*

1. 5% Tax on all Restaurants other than 5-Star *without ITC*

2. Rates reduced for 178 items from 28% to 18% effective Nov 15, 2017.
- Washing Machines
- Air Conditioners
- Make up
- Sanitary Items
- Marble/flooring
- Toiletries

3. Rates reduced from 28% to 12%
- Wet grinders
- Armoured fighting vehicles

4. Rates reduced from 18% to 12% for 13 items, from 5% to 0% for 6 items, from 12% to Jun 5% - 8 items

Regards

  due date extended till 7 nov 2017.  Rohit Gupta
31/10/2017

due date extended till 7 nov 2017.
Rohit Gupta

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