6. Structure of GST:
INTRA- STATE SUPPLY
SGST+CGST SGST+CGST
INTRA-STATE SUPPLY
UTGST+CGST
INTRA-STATE SUPPLYFOREIGN TRADERS
INTER-STATE SUPPLY
INTER-STATE SUPPLY
IGST
IGST
IMPORT-EXPORT
IGST
IGST
STATE STATE
UNION TERRITORY
7.
8. BENEFITS OF GST
Reduction in cascading of taxes
Overall reduction in prices
Common national market
Benefits to small taxpayers
Self-regulating tax system
Non-intrusive electronic tax system
11. BENEFITS OF GST
Simplified tax regime
Reduction in multiplicity of taxes
Consumption based tax
Abolition of CST
Exports to be zero rated
Protection of domestic industries-IGST
12. BENEFITS OF GST
DECREASE IN INFLATION
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
DECREASE IN BLACK TRANSACTION
MORE INFORMED CONSUMER
POORER STATES TO GAIN
MAKE IN INDIA
13. LIMITATIONS OF GST
Increase cost due to software purchase
Hardship in GST compliance
Increase in operational cost
Effective in the middle of the financial
year
An online taxation system
SME’s will have higher tax burden
14. LIMITATIONS OF GST
Petroleum & liquor are not at tax regime
No anti inflationary
Costlier services
Administration complexities
Registration in each state
Stamp duty is also out of tax regime
15. CONCLUSION:
GST is the most logical steps towards the comprehensive
indirect tax reforms in our country. GST is levied on all
supply of goods & services, it is destination based taxation
system.
GST is all set to integrate state economies and boost
Overall growth. GST will create a single, unified Indian
market to make the economy stronger.