Newsletter de Psoae Palma semana del 08/04/16 con todas las noticias relacuonadas con acciones llevadas a cabo desde las Regidurías socialistas en el Ajuntament de Palma.
De les accions del Govern del president Montilla detallem:
* El President del Metro: un nou tram de la Línia 9
* Suport a 52.000 joves en atur
* Un Pla per l’Àrea Metropolitana de Barcelona
* Un nou hospital per una sanitat més propera
També accions específiques territorials:
* Pallars Sobirà
* Solsonès
This document is the third edition of the "TAX TABLE" published by CA Abhishek Agarwal & Associates. It contains analysis and information on the time of supply of goods and services, continuous supply, and valuation under GST. It discusses the time of supply for goods and services under forward and reverse charges, including for continuous supplies. It also covers valuation methods under GST such as the transaction value method, comparison method, computed value method, and residual method.
Newsletter de Psoae Palma semana del 08/04/16 con todas las noticias relacuonadas con acciones llevadas a cabo desde las Regidurías socialistas en el Ajuntament de Palma.
De les accions del Govern del president Montilla detallem:
* El President del Metro: un nou tram de la Línia 9
* Suport a 52.000 joves en atur
* Un Pla per l’Àrea Metropolitana de Barcelona
* Un nou hospital per una sanitat més propera
També accions específiques territorials:
* Pallars Sobirà
* Solsonès
This document is the third edition of the "TAX TABLE" published by CA Abhishek Agarwal & Associates. It contains analysis and information on the time of supply of goods and services, continuous supply, and valuation under GST. It discusses the time of supply for goods and services under forward and reverse charges, including for continuous supplies. It also covers valuation methods under GST such as the transaction value method, comparison method, computed value method, and residual method.
The document provides instructions for registering on the GSTN portal in India. It details the steps to generate provisional login credentials, verify the account, fill out registration forms with business and tax details, upload required documents, and submit the application either by digital signature or normally. The registration process involves completing forms in 8 tabs and uploading 5 documents before final submission.
The document discusses input tax credit provisions under the GST law, including definitions, availability, utilization, and reversal of credits. Key points include: input tax credit allows avoiding tax cascading and is credited to an electronic ledger; credits must be claimed within a year and by September filing for the previous fiscal year; availability requires tax invoices, goods/service receipt, tax payment, and return filing; utilization follows a set order of taxes (IGST first, then CGST/SGST); and credits are reversed if goods are partly used for non-business purposes or not received back from job workers on time.
This document discusses registration requirements under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in India. It provides details on the advantages of registration, who must compulsorily register, provisions for casual and non-resident taxable persons, circumstances for cancellation of registration, and procedures for revocation of cancellation. Key points include that registration is required for legally conducting business and claiming input tax credits, and that most existing taxpayers will be migrated to GSTN without needing fresh registration.
This document provides an overview of Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. It discusses that GST is a dual tax with both central and state governments imposing taxes. It outlines the key aspects of GST including the taxes that will be subsumed, the different models of GST (CGST, SGST, IGST), the GST network, registration process, return filing, and efforts to reduce tax evasion. It also covers revenue neutral rates and the challenges in determining the appropriate tax rate under GST.
The Industrial Revolution was a period from 1760 to 1840 where manufacturing processes became mechanized, replacing manual labor and saving time. This transition started in England and led to factories powered by machines rather than individual handcrafting. Some effects included poor working and living conditions in urban areas, the rise of a middle class, and the exploitation of child and female labor despite later efforts to reduce their hours and conditions through laws.
Forecasting patient outflow from wards having no real-time clinical dataShivapratap Gopakumar
The document discusses predicting patient discharge from hospital wards with no real-time clinical data. It presents a random forest model using features like ward admissions/discharges, patient characteristics, and time series patterns. The random forest model improved discharge predictions over baseline ARIMA and naive models, with a 25% reduction in error versus naive forecasts. Seasonality like day-of-week was found to influence predictions, suggesting administrative factors impact discharges. The proposed commonly available data-driven approach could integrate into hospital systems to help manage bed occupancy.
This document summarizes key aspects of tax returns and related processes under the GST law in India. It discusses the requirements for tax invoices and credit/debit notes. Registered taxpayers must file monthly returns by the 20th day of the following month, detailing outward and inward supplies, input tax credit, and tax payable. Returns can be rectified for unintentional errors. There are also provisions for matching of returns between supplier and recipient to verify input tax credit claims. The document outlines other return types like annual and final returns as well as late fees for delayed returns.
This document discusses various transitional provisions under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law in India. It explains that existing taxpayers will be issued a provisional registration certificate for six months under GST. It also outlines the treatment of cenvat credit carried forward from previous tax regimes. Specifically, it states that cenvat credit reflected in past returns can be carried forward if it was admissible under previous law and under GST law. The document further discusses eligibility to claim credit on inputs held in stock and unavailed cenvat credit on capital goods.
The document provides instructions for registering on the GSTN portal in India. It details the steps to generate provisional login credentials, verify the account, fill out registration forms with business and tax details, upload required documents, and submit the application either by digital signature or normally. The registration process involves completing forms in 8 tabs and uploading 5 documents before final submission.
The document discusses input tax credit provisions under the GST law, including definitions, availability, utilization, and reversal of credits. Key points include: input tax credit allows avoiding tax cascading and is credited to an electronic ledger; credits must be claimed within a year and by September filing for the previous fiscal year; availability requires tax invoices, goods/service receipt, tax payment, and return filing; utilization follows a set order of taxes (IGST first, then CGST/SGST); and credits are reversed if goods are partly used for non-business purposes or not received back from job workers on time.
This document discusses registration requirements under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in India. It provides details on the advantages of registration, who must compulsorily register, provisions for casual and non-resident taxable persons, circumstances for cancellation of registration, and procedures for revocation of cancellation. Key points include that registration is required for legally conducting business and claiming input tax credits, and that most existing taxpayers will be migrated to GSTN without needing fresh registration.
This document provides an overview of Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. It discusses that GST is a dual tax with both central and state governments imposing taxes. It outlines the key aspects of GST including the taxes that will be subsumed, the different models of GST (CGST, SGST, IGST), the GST network, registration process, return filing, and efforts to reduce tax evasion. It also covers revenue neutral rates and the challenges in determining the appropriate tax rate under GST.
The Industrial Revolution was a period from 1760 to 1840 where manufacturing processes became mechanized, replacing manual labor and saving time. This transition started in England and led to factories powered by machines rather than individual handcrafting. Some effects included poor working and living conditions in urban areas, the rise of a middle class, and the exploitation of child and female labor despite later efforts to reduce their hours and conditions through laws.
Forecasting patient outflow from wards having no real-time clinical dataShivapratap Gopakumar
The document discusses predicting patient discharge from hospital wards with no real-time clinical data. It presents a random forest model using features like ward admissions/discharges, patient characteristics, and time series patterns. The random forest model improved discharge predictions over baseline ARIMA and naive models, with a 25% reduction in error versus naive forecasts. Seasonality like day-of-week was found to influence predictions, suggesting administrative factors impact discharges. The proposed commonly available data-driven approach could integrate into hospital systems to help manage bed occupancy.
This document summarizes key aspects of tax returns and related processes under the GST law in India. It discusses the requirements for tax invoices and credit/debit notes. Registered taxpayers must file monthly returns by the 20th day of the following month, detailing outward and inward supplies, input tax credit, and tax payable. Returns can be rectified for unintentional errors. There are also provisions for matching of returns between supplier and recipient to verify input tax credit claims. The document outlines other return types like annual and final returns as well as late fees for delayed returns.
This document discusses various transitional provisions under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law in India. It explains that existing taxpayers will be issued a provisional registration certificate for six months under GST. It also outlines the treatment of cenvat credit carried forward from previous tax regimes. Specifically, it states that cenvat credit reflected in past returns can be carried forward if it was admissible under previous law and under GST law. The document further discusses eligibility to claim credit on inputs held in stock and unavailed cenvat credit on capital goods.
1. Argumentaris per la independència
ERC demana mesures i
insta a la col·locació de
barreres de seguretat
doble per als motoristes
2. LA CARRETERA MÉS PERILLOSA PER A LES MOTOS
La carretera N-260 entre Ribes de Freser i Puigcerdà, especialment en el
seu tram per la collada de Toses, ha esdevingut al carretera més perillosa per a motoristes de la demarcació de Girona.
Aquesta alarmant dada s’extreu de l’estudi EuroRAP, d’anàlisi de riscos
d’accidentalitat dels darrers set anys (2004-2011) , presentat pel Reial
Automòbil Club de Catalunya (RACC) el passat mes d’octubre.
Els més de 200 revolts de la collada de Toses atrauen molts motoristes,
especialment els caps de setmana. Aquest fet, en una via d’intensitat
baixa, suposa que el número d’accidents de moto sigui el més elevat de
totes les carreteres gironines en percentatge respecte la intensitat de
vehicles.
En el trienni 2004-2006 es va produir en aquest tram de carretera una
intensitat de 6 accidents mortals/greus per quilòmetre amb una intensitat mitjana diària de transit (IMD) de 888 vehicles. En el següent trienni
aquesta intensitat es va situar en 4 accidents mortals/greus per quilòmetre, el que va suposar, doncs, la continuïtat com a via més perillosa
de la demarcació.
3. ESQUERRA EXIGIRÀ MESURES
Les dades de sinistralitat que posen en relleu els estudis són determinants per a reclamar la necessitat que l’Administració responsable
adopti les mesures per a solucionar un problema que afecta la nostra
comarca, mesures perfectibles com és la instal·lació de barreres de
protecció per a motoristes en les tanques de la carretera.
Per aconseguir-ho el grup parlamentari d’ERC presentarà al Congrés de
Diputats una proposició no de llei (PNL) instant a la col·locació de barreres de seguretat amb protecció per als motoristes (sistema SPM) en
els trams més perillosos de la N-260 entre Ribes de Freser i Puigcerdà.
Simultàniament la PNL demana la instal·lació de nova senyalització vertical de precaució advertint de la perillositat del tram .
També reclamem la realització d’un estudi tècnic per a detectar els
principals punts negres de la carretera i la formulació de noves solucions que puguin evitar l’alta sinistralitat que s’hi produeix.
Considerem que l’administració estatal, titular de la carretera, no pot
obviar aquesta demanda del territori i que ha de respondre per a resoldre definitivament aquesta problemàtica.
Per a reforçar aquesta petició també presentarem una proposta de resolució per a que el Parlament de Catalunya hi doni suport i els grups
municipals d’ERC presentaran una moció de suport al seus ajuntaments
i el Consell Comarcal del Ripollès.
Fotografia: exemple de barreres de sistema SPM
4. L’ESTAT S’OBLIDA DEL TÚNEL DE TOSES
Les mesures de seguretat que exigim per al traçat de la N260 són perfectament compatibles amb donar continuïtat al projecte construcció i
realització d’una obra insistentment reivindicada pel nostre territori
com és el túnel de Toses.
El govern de l’Estat, però, continua sense donar resposta a una necessitat prioritària i majúscula del Ripollès i , reiterant de nou els incompliments que patim any darrera any, el pressupost de 2014 aprovat pel
PP no ha inclòs cap partida pressupostària per a la nostra comarca, ni
per a variants com la de Ribes de Freser ni per a donar continuïtat al
projecte del túnel de Toses.
D’aquesta manera, respecte aquesta darrera inversió, l’Estat incompleix de nou qualsevol anunci fet sobre les previsions de disposar de
projecte executiu per a poder executar l’obra.
Tot plegat una clara demostració de la manca de sensibilitat dels governs centrals , que ens demostra la necessitat que sigui des de la proximitat, des del nostre propi país, com es planifiquin i executin les infraestructures del territori.
Un argument més per la independència.