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Title: PROFESSIONAL COMPUTATION OF GST LIABILITY


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CS PROFESSIONAL COMPUTATION OF GST LIABILITY
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CS PROFESSIONAL COMPUTATION OF GST LIABILITY
  • The Goods and Services Tax is a tax levied on
    most goods and services sold for domestic
    consumption. The GST is paid by consumers, but it
    is transferred to the government by the
    businesses selling the goods and services.
    GST provides revenue for the government.
  • FOLLOWING STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED FOR COMPUTATION OF
    GST
  • 1. Whether goods and services lie in the
    exemption list
  • Check whether your respective goods and services
    are in the exempt list and be treated neither as
    goods nor as supplies which are as under-
  •  
  • Services offered by an employee to the employer
    in the course or relation to employment
  • Services offered by court and tribunal
  • Services offered by members of Parliament, state
    legislature, Panchayats and Municipalities
  • Duties performed by any person who holds the post
    in pursuance of the provisions of the
    constitution in that capacity
  • Duties performed by any person as a Chairperson
    member or director in a body established by the
    central government and state government

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  •  2. First, we have to find out goods and service
    rate tax applicable on goods and service first
    we have to find out what will be the applicable
    rate on required goods and services which is
    mentioned in GST act. After selecting the tax
    rate, we will select the HSN code for supply.
    According to GST, there is 5 slab rates defined
    by the ministry, 5, 12, 18,and 28.
  • 3. Determine whether your taxability lies as
    CGST, SGST,and IGST
  • For determining whether its IGST, SGST and IGST,
    wewill have to determine the place of supply and
    place of supply is where goods and service are
    being delivered. For services and goods related
    to OIDAR and reverse supply, supply determination
    is a complex issue.
  • Interstate supplies are those supplies of goods
    and service between two states which comes under
    IGST
  • Intrastate supplies are supplied within a state
    which comes under CGST and SGST

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  • 4. Whether supply of goods and service under
    reverse charge
  • In normal cases of supply, the provider is liable
    to collect taxes from the recipient and remit
    this to the government but in some cases,the
    recipient is liable to pay tax in case of
    notified services by the government.
  • 5. Whether supplier is enrolled under the
    composition scheme
  • Composition scheme requires the supplier to file
    3 GST return a month and maintain extensive
    accounts. Business having a turnover of less than
    rupees 75 lakhs can register under GST
    composition scheme and can pay simple return
    under this scheme. A composition dealer cannot
    issue tax invoice and thats a reason he cannot
    collect tax from their customers
  • 6. Check whether which type of transaction is it
    in GST regime
  • There are many transactions in the GST regime
    such as business to business and business to
    consumers, but only in business to the business
    scenario, input tax credit can be claimed and for
    claiming that input tax credit respected person
    should have GSTIN number. However, in the case of
    business to the consumer, there is no requirement
    of GSTIN as goods and services are transferred to
    end consumer.
  • Learn CS Professional articles here

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