GST

Can a trader with duty-paying documents (including a First Stage dealer or a Second Stage dealer) claim the Cenvat Credit on stock held at the designated date, viz. 1st July 2017, 2017?

Yes. A trader with duty-paying documents, including a first or second stage dealer, can claim Cenvat Credit under section 140(3) of CGST Act 2017, 2017. However, the following conditions must be met: (a) inputs are used or intended for use in making taxable supplies; and (b) input tax credit is available on input tax credits for such inputs. (c) Invoices and/or other prescribed documentation proving payment of duty under an earlier law are in the possession of the taxable person; (d) these invoices and/or prescribed documents were not earlier than the appointed day; and/or any service provider of services is not eligible to receive any abatemen


Migratory FAQs


How GST is beneficial for traders ?


Are all traders need to register under GST ?


Is it mandatory to file monthly returns if a trader does not choose to pay tax under the composition system?


What are the details that need to enter in the form GSTR -1 ?


. Under GST, will traders be required to declare their IEC at the time of imports and exports?


Can traders claim the credit for IGST paid at imports to discharge their GST domestic liabilities? How can you do this if yes?


Is there a way to pay GST taxes for small traders?


Which is the eligible category to opt for composition levy What are the Special Category States where the turnover limit for the Composition Levy purpose for CGST or SGST purposes shall be Rs. 50 lakhs


What is the tax rate under the Composition levy ?


Who are the traders not eligible for the composition scheme?


What tax will a trader be required to pay?


If a person avails a composition scheme in a financial year, the turnover is Rs.75 Lakhs/Rs. 50 Lakhs in the course of the financial year, i.e. He crosses Rs.75 Lakhs/Rs. 50 Lakhs in December will he eligible tax under the composition scheme for the year?


How is the aggregate turnover calculated for composition purposes?


Is it possible for a person who has chosen to pay tax under the composition system to receive Input Tax Credit on his inward supplies?


A registered person who buys goods from a trader subject to the composition scheme can claim credit for purchases made by dealer ?


Is it required that monthly returns be filed by the person who chooses to pay tax under the composition plan?


What are the essential details enter in the form GSTR-4?


The composition scheme allows a person to opt for tax payment from unregistered persons. Is the composition dealer required to pay reverse tax? If yes, how?


What is the format in which a taxable person must give an indication for the option to pay tax under the composition scheme?