What are the process and benefits of GST registration in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
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GST (Goods and Service Tax) Registration in India
GST is the biggest tax reform in India levied on the goods and services which subsumes both the State (VAT, Entertainment Tax, Luxury Tax, Octroi) and Central taxes (CST, Service Tax, Excise Duty). This will help the end consumer like us to bear only GST charged by the last dealer in the supply chain. After all, the One Nation One tax is the slogan of our PM Sri Narendra Modi. According to the GST Regime, any business whose turnover is more than INR 40 lakh is required to register as a normal taxable person. However there is an exception for North East and hill states, the turnover is INR 20 Lakh for them.
Note:- In order to give relaxation to the taxpayers, the CBIC (Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs) on 1 April 2017 introduced two threshold limits for exemption from registration. If the aggregate turnover of a Business increases more than INR 40 Lakh, then that business is required to have the GST Registration. While there is an exemption for the North-Eastern states and other states which include Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The limit for these states is INR 20 Lakh which was INR 10 Lakh earlier. GST Registration is mandatory for businesses whose turnover falls under the criteria mentioned above. In case such a business organization carries on business without registering under GST, it will be considered as a punishable offense and will be liable to pay heavy fines penalties.
Who Should Register For GST:-Individuals who are registered under Pre-GST law (i.e. Excise, VAT, Service Tax). Businesses whose turnover is above INR 40 Lakh and INR 20 Lakh for the North Eastern States, Jammu, and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand), Taxable person and Non-Resident Taxable person, Agents of Supplier and Input Service Distributor, Individuals paying taxes under the Reverse Charge Mechanism, Individuals who supplies through e-commerce aggregator, Person supplying online information and database access from a place outside India to a person in India.
GST Transforms The Present Indirect Structure:-GST is an indirect tax imposed in India that came into effect from July 1, 2017, in order to remove the geographical barriers and create a single market that is open to all to buy, sell, import, and export within our country. Implementation of GST will remove the cascading tax system such as CGST (Central Goods and Services Tax) and SGST (State Goods and Services Tax) which will eventually help the end-consumer.
Modes of GST Registration in India-CGST (Central Goods and Services Tax)
CGST is the tax imposed on the Intra State supplies of goods and services by the Central Government. Intra-state supply of goods or services takes place when the location of the supplier and location of the buyer is in the same state. In this mode of GST Registration, a seller has to collect both CGST and SGST in which CGST gets deposited with the Central government while the SGST gets deposited with the State government.
- SGST (State Goods and Services Tax)SGST is the tax imposed on the Intra State supplies of goods and services by the State Government. Here the tax imposed goes to the state government.
For example:- A dealer in Noida sold goods to another seller in Ghaziabad worth INR 50000. A single tax GST will be imposed on the goods which will comprise both CGST and SGST. The GST rate will be under 18% GST Slab in which both the CGST and SGST will be 9%. The dealer will have to pay INR 9000 in total in which 4500 will go to the Central Government and INR 4500 will go to the state government i.e the UP government. - IGST ( Integrated Goods and Services Tax):- IGST is the tax imposed on the inter-state supplies of goods and services which will be governed by the IGST Act. Inter-state supply of goods takes place when the location of the supplier and the place of supply are in different states. In IGST, the seller has to collect IGST from the buyer. The tax collected will be shared between the Central and State governments.
For Example:- A businessman from Kerala sold goods worth INR 5,00,000 to another businessman residing in Karnataka. The GST rate is 18% that means the businessman has to charge INR 90,000 as IGST. This amount will go to the Central Government.
GST Tax Rate Under Different Tax Rate Slabs
Keeping in mind the necessities of common man, The Government of India has structured GST in such a way that the essential services and food items are placed in lower brackets while the luxury services and products have been placed in the higher tax bracket. The GST Council has placed 1300 goods and 500 services under these four tax slabs.
Documents For Online GST Registration in India:- The Documents required for the GST Registration varies with the business type. The list of documents is listed below. Proprietorship Id Proof such as PAN Card or Aadhar Card and address proof of proprietor. LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)PAN Card LLP Agreement Partner’s name and Address Proof. Private Limited Company -Incorporation Certificate Pan Card(AOA) Article of Association(MOA) Memorandum of Association Identity and Address proof of Director Digital Signature. Address Proof of Directorship: Passport Voter ID Card Aadhar Card Telephone or Electricity Bill Ration Card Driving license Bank Account Statement.
GST Registration Process in India:- Upload the Documents Online -Firstly, upload the documents online on the. Fill the Application form online. After the verification of documents, fill the application forms. ARN (Application Form Number) Number Generation -The ARN Number will be issued immediately. GST Registration Certificate and GSTIN Received Upon the verification of the GST application, the Registration Certificate and GSTIN will be issued.
Track GST application:-By the following method, you can track your GST application. Firstly, log on to http://gst.gov.in. Now click on the ‘service’ option available. After clicking on the service option, a dropdown will provide a result of 'registration.' Now choose the ‘track application status’ option. After choosing the option, you have to enter your ARN in a new window and click on the search. Here, you can see your application status and the same information will be shared on your registered mobile number and email ID.
Check application status:- Firstly, log on to http://gst.gov.in with the help of credentials provided to you. After selecting the Service tab for a drop-down, select option, 'registration.' Now click on the option, 'track application status' and after entering the ARN number, click on search.
Penalty if The GST is Not Registered:- Penalty is imposed in case any business entity is not registered. Due to genuine errors -Any Individual who does not register under GST has to pay a penalty of 10% of the tax amount or a minimum amount of INR 10,000 which is ever is greater. If done intentionally- In case the offender is purposely avoiding paying the tax, the penalty will be 100% of the tax amount.
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