Saturday, December 10, 2016
How does GST Eliminate Tax on Tax? [Video]
In the current regime of indirect tax system, the chain of input
credit, at a certain point, is broken. Let’s say Central Sales Tax (CST)
applicable on interstate trade is non-creditable, leading to a break in
the input credit chain. Similarly, a manufacturer charging excise duty
on sale to a dealer causes the chain to break. This leads to taxes forming a part of the product cost.
How to Set Off Input Tax Credit Against Tax Liability in the GST Regime
Now let us understand how to set off your input credit against your tax liability in the GST regime.
GST is a dual concept system. On every
transaction (within a state), there will be component of Central GST
(CGST) and State GST (SGST). Integrated GST (IGST) is for interstate
transactions. Therefore, it is important for businesses to know how to
set off the input credit against each of these components in the order
as prescribed by the Law.
The order in which credit needs to be set off is explained in the table below:
Registered Dealer? Learn How to Transition to GST
With each passing day, we are moving one step closer to the GST
regime. The GST Bill has been approved by the President, and the GST
Council is in the process of forming the rules. As businesses begin
their preparation towards the new taxation system, obtaining your GST
registration is the first step in GST transition process.
Liability for Registration in GST
| Region | Aggregate Turnover |
| North East India + Sikkim, J&K, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand | Rs 10 Lakhs |
| Rest of India | Rs 20 Lakhs |
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