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Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a comprehensive indirect tax levied on the supply of goods and services in India. It has replaced various indirect taxes like VAT, excise duty, and service tax, simplifying the taxation system. GST registration is mandatory for businesses and individuals involved in the supply of goods or services above a certain threshold turnover. But what […]
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1. According to information, the GSTN has developed a feature that will allow taxpayers to online explain the distinction between their GSTR-1 and 3B returns, as directed by the GST Council. This feature is presently live on the GST portal. 2. The functionality thinks about the liability declared in GSTR-1/IFF with the liability paid in GSTR-3B/3BQ for each return period. […]
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GST (Goods and Services Tax) is a value-added tax levied on the supply of goods and services in India. Businesses with an annual revenue of more than Rs. 10,000 are required to register for the GST. 20 million (Rs. 10 lakhs for businesses in the states to the north-east). The following are the steps to register for GST in India: […]
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The Goods and Services Tax is an indirect tax that is primarily levied by the government on the provision of goods and services rather than a person’s income, profit, or revenue. Several central-level taxes, including the Central Excise Duty, Sales Tax, Service Tax, and Special Additional Customs Duty, are included in the GST. as well as state-level taxes like the […]
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Yes it is possible ,A person having multiple business verticals in a state can obtain for different registrations in GST. Solubilis is top GST Consultants in Chennai,Coimbatore&Bangalore. Solubilis having expert team having helps you to do end of the registration. The value-added tax (GST Registration) is only levied at each stage of the supply chain, which includes the production, sale, […]
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Solubilis, Corpstore and Earnlogic are the major consultancies that offers GST registration services in Coimbatore. There are doing all types of registration services in Coimbatore. A national indirect tax on goods and services is the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The central taxes of central excise, service tax, excise and customs extra duties, special additional duty of customs, and cess […]
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GST registration– Medicines and medical supplies are subject to taxation in India at four distinct rates—nil, 5%, 18%, and 18%—under the Goods and Services Tax. All contraceptives and blood, as well as its by-products, are subject to a NIL rate. Life-saving medications like vaccines and medications for tuberculosis, AIDS, diabetes, and malaria are subject to the lowest GST rate of […]
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Introduction Types of assessment under income tax act – Income tax filing service, the course of assessment of ITR by the Income Tax Department is classified “Assessment”. The assessment likewise incorporates re-assessment and best judgment assessment under section 147 and 144 separately and the diverse sort of income tax assessment. Types of Income Tax Assessment: Self-Assessment – u/s 140A Summary […]
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