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Webinar on "Transitional Provisions in GST Law"

Objective: As GST System will be implemented w.e.f 1st July 2017, the existing system of indirect taxation will be replaced by the GST Law.
GST is not only a tax reform but also a business reform which will impact all kinds of taxpayers and persons dealing with taxable goods and services, manufacturing, job work, trade and business activity, supply chain and logistics.

The main objective of transitional provisions is to provide a safe cushion for existing tax payers to adopt the new GST regime without any confusion and make the migration process smooth and without any hassles, by providing the clear cut guidelines for transitions from the existing system of taxation into the new System. The transitional provisions related with Input Tax Credit ensures that no Input Tax Credit will get blocked due to repeal of the existing laws and introduction of GST Laws. It also take cares of the manner of disposal of the existing adjudication, appeal and recovery proceedings in the new regimen.

The webinar will help in disseminating the proper information and dispel the doubts prevalent in certain segments of trade and industry regarding status of stock /credit, jobwork /pending litigation/refund and demand of the existing taxation system on and after the rollout of GST. It will be useful the taxpayers and tax officials alike.

Day: 21/06/2017
Time: 03:30 PM

Speaker: Shri Rajeev Agarwal, IRS (1995 Batch), SVP GSTN

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suresh ranka
suresh ranka 8 years 12 months ago
Stocks held by consignment sales agents in different states. Who can claim input FOR CGST THE AGENT OR THE PRINCIPAL under what provisions.
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GOUTAM BAID
GOUTAM BAID 8 years 12 months ago
As per provisions of section 9(3) even an unregistered person (turnover less then 20 lakh) received specified services requires to pay tax on RCM. Because of this clause he need to be registered irrespective of fact that his turnover is less than 20 Lakh. Kindly clarify this situation.
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jitin dixit
jitin dixit 8 years 12 months ago
Dear sir PM Kya aap in SB bato se pare hoker Jo is desh Mai ho rha hai in pr control kat sakte ho .aap kahte ho curption dur ho Gaya . Mai kahta hu bad Gaya .. Aap kahte ho aapke MP.MLA seedhe janta se Jude hai .Mai kahta hu aisa bilkul nhi hai .. Mai pichle 8 mahine se aapke MP .officer s se apni madad ke liye request kar rha hu Jo ki jayaj hai pr koi kisi ki nhi sunta . Jb aap hi nhi sunoge to vo to karamchari hai ... Plz contact and solve my problem .9837813231
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JAYAKUMAR VENKATARAMAN
JAYAKUMAR VENKATARAMAN 8 years 12 months ago
apart from manufacturing,we do subcontract machining.i have my ARN NO.SHOULD I SEPARATELY ADD SUBCONTRACTING ACTIVITY. WHAT WILL BE THE CODE UNDER WHICH I SHOULD CHARGE SERVICE TAX
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harshal sarda
harshal sarda 8 years 12 months ago
WE are manufacture of capital goods. sometime due to distance, we have to do the packing. i.e if the distance is more than we require to do the packing. if the distance is less(within 200 km) then packing is not required. My question for calculating GST do we require to add packing charge on basic amount of goods or GST is calculated only on basic amount.
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Arun Shah
Arun Shah 8 years 12 months ago
Also, what are the GSN / SCN codes for sub-contract / business auxiliary services, job-work. For eg: we get certain metal parts from our customers for electroplating. We outsource the electroplating to a couple of vendors who then return the components to us and we in turn send it back to our customers as finished products from our side. There is no sale or purchase involved at our end. Under which Service Code Number do these come?
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Arun Shah
Arun Shah 8 years 12 months ago
Kindly cover the perspective for an end consumer and the impact of the new rates, if the end consumer has any way of claiming back taxes on some of the goods etc.
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