GST Simplified Series#1: Concept, Scope, Levy & Applicability
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3. GST aims to address these issues by creating a single, unified Indian market where tax credits can be utilized across states.
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GST Simplified Series#1: Concept, Scope, Levy & Applicability
- 1. One Stop Solution for your auditing, finance, tax, & business needs By: CA. Nikhil M. Jhanwar nmjhanwar@gmail.com +91-8860876960 GST Simplified Series#1 Concept, Scope, Applicability
- 2. Current Indirect Tax Structure Challenges in Existing System Concept of GST Taxes to be subsumed Constitutional Amendment Why GST-Benefits Scope of GST GST Council Structure
- 3. Existing Tax structure in India Indirect Tax Structure Central Tax Excise Manufacture Service Tax Prov. Of Service Customs Import & Export State Tax VAT Sale of Goods Entry, luxury, Lottery Tax etc Entry /Entertainment
- 4. Challenges in Existing System Why do we need GST ? Multiple tax rates Lack of Automation & Procedures Lack of Cross Verification with other tax administration ComplexTax Structure Broken Credit Chain Cascading effect ofTaxes Imbalance in Manufacturing & Services sector Entry barriers due to differential rates in States
- 5. GST- A Concept CGST+SGSTIGST Intra-StateInter-State Supply of Goods & Services Location of the supplier and the place of supply are in different States Location of the supplier and the place of supply are in same State
- 6. What will be subsumed in GST ? • StateVAT/SalesTax/CST • PurchaseTax • LuxuryTax • Octroi • Entertainment Tax (Except if levied by local bodies) • EntryTax • Taxes on lotteries/betting & gambling • Surcharge & Cesses StateTax • Central Excise Duty • Additional Duties of Excise • Additional duties of Customs (CVD & SAD) • ED under Medicinal & Toiletries Preparation Act • ServiceTax • Surcharge & Cesses Central Tax Note: BCD is out and non-creditable
- 7. Constitutional Amendment -Why required Present Article 246, 7th Schedule of COI comprises following 3 lists: List I: Union List------> Can’t levy Sales Tax List II: State List------> Can’t levy Service Tax List III: Concurrent List Post-Amendment To pave the way for constitutionally valid GST law, new Article 246A inserted to empower both Centre & State to levy tax on goods and services
- 8. Benefits Benefits of GST Creation of Common National Market Reduction in multiplicity of taxes & Broadening ofTax base Seamless flow of Input Credits Transparency & Automation Parity in Service and Manufacturi ng Sector Mitigation of Cascading Effect Reduced Logistics and inventory costs
- 9. Scope of GST- Items In • Tobacco products with parallel power to levy Central Excise Duty also (by virtue of CAA) Out • Electricity • Property transaction leviable to Stamp Duty / Property Taxes • Petroleum products* (excluded as of now) • Alcohol for human consumption • (*) petroleum Products to include 5 items- petroleum crude, motor spirit (petrol), high speed diesel, natural gas and aviation turbine fuel • To impact Oil & Gas Companies engaged in manufacture of multiple items like methane, LPG, kerosene, naptha, fuel oil where common inputs are used for both products ‘out of GST’ and those in purview of GST. • Compliance with dual tax regimes and non-creditable tax costs.
- 10. 10 GST Council-Role • A Group of Representatives of Finance Ministers of all States chaired by FM of India • Union Minister of State also be member of GST Council • Council to make recommendations on • taxes, cesses, to be subsumed under the GST; • Exemptions & Thresholds • GST rates • Band of GST rates • Model GST law and procedures • principles of levy, apportionment of IGST and that of principles related to place of supply • special provisions for North-Eastern States • Levy of GST on petroleum products • Council to also decide for dispute resolution arising out of its recommendations
- 11. About Author CA. Nikhil M. Jhanwar is practicing Chartered Accountant in Delhi/NCR specialising in Indirect Tax, Start-up Advisory, Corporate Finance. He is also GST Faculty of ICAI. He can be reached at nmjhanwar@gmail.com/+91-8860876960.
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