GST

GST


GST registration. In the GST Regime, businesses whose turnover exceeds Rs 40 lakhs ( Rs 10 lakhs for NE and hill States) are required to register as a normal taxable person. This process of registration is called GST registration. For certain businesses, registration under GST is mandatory.


Document required for GST registration


  • Aadhar card, pan card, shop firm registration name, photo and digital signature

  • Address proof permission,

  • Mobile number and email ID

  • Bank statement and (cancel cheque)

  • light bill

  • For further clarification

    • Visit nearest Maha e seva Kendra for further queries

    • Official website of GST

    • www.gst.gov.in


Three types of GST in India

  • CGST,SGST and IGST are the 3 types of GST in India

  • CGST and SGST are levied on intrastate transaction

  • CGST is collected by the center and SGST by the state.

  • IGST is charged on intrastate goods/services Transactions


How is GST calculated?


If goods or services are sold at Rs 1000 and the GST rate applicable is 18%,then the net price calculated will be =1000+(1000x(18/100))=1000+180=Rs 1,180.



Common Offences And Penalty under GST

  • Delay in filing GSTR : Rs 100 per day per act . so it is 100 under SGST total =Rs 200 day maximum = Rs 5000

  • Helping a person to commit fraud and incorrect invoicing =Rs25,000

  • Not filing GSTR

  • Committing a fraud

  • Composition scheme even though he is not eligible

    • Fraud case and Non Fraud case

  • Wrongfully charging GST rate - charging higher rate

  • Not issuing invoice

  • Not registering under GST = Rs 10,000



Benefits of having gst


  • GST abolish the gush effect of tax

  • Higher threshold for registration.

  • Margin scheme for small business.

  • Simple and easy online procedure.

  • The number of compliances is lesser.

  • Defined treatment for E commerce operators.

  • Improve efficiency of logistics.

  • Unorganized sector is regulated under GST.