The last date for payment of Membership/COP Fees for ICAI Members is 30th November, 2019
GSTN has started to charge late fees of Rs 200/day for filing of GSTR 9 even though due date was extended a fortnight before
All you may need to know about Blocking-Unblocking of E-Way Bill Facility
New GSTR9 and 9C utility will now be made available by 17th December 2019
*GSTR 9 C offline tool and online is under development and is likely to made available by 21st December, 2019 -GSTN*
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GSTR 9 C offline tool and online is under development and is likely to made available by 21st December, 2019 -GSTN
GSTR 9 C offline tool and online is under development and is likely to made available by 21st December, 2019 -GSTN
GSTN today have updated that the revised offline tool and online for filing GSTR 9 C for FY 2017-18 is under development and is likely to made…
GSTN today have updated that the revised offline tool and online for filing GSTR 9 C for FY 2017-18 is under development and is likely to made…
link for PPTs of National Conference on Risks related with CAs held at Aurangabad Branch of WIRC of ICAI
http://aurangabad-icai.org/resources/
http://aurangabad-icai.org/resources/
SOP for Non Filers of GST Return - Circular No. 129 dated 24th December, 2019 is ultra vires as per section 62 of the CGST Act...Best Judgment Order and thereby provisional attachment of Bank Accounts...Pls watch and share with your inputs..
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Press Note
CBIC
31.12.2019
73% taxpayers availed Sabka Vishwas, commit Rs 30627 Cr, date extended upto 15 Jan
New Delhi: Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme has received a huge response with almost 73% of the total eligible taxpayers availed the Scheme and have committed to pay tax dues of Rs. 30,627 Crores. Keeping in view the response of the taxpayers to the Scheme, the Central Government today extended it for a period of fifteen days, till 15th January, 2020. This is one-time and final extension in view of taxpayers’ response.
CBIC said today that out of the total 1.84 lakh taxpayers who are eligible to avail the Scheme, as many as 1,33,661 taxpayers have so far submitted their applications by the morning of 31.12.2019. Their applications involve tax dues of Rs. 69,550 Crores and after availing various reliefs, the payable amount is Rs. 30,627 Crores. Sabka Vishwas is received by the taxpayers as the most beneficial dispute resolution scheme ever announced by the Government.
CBIC said that there has been a spurt in the number of taxpayers opting for the Scheme during the last fortnight. The Government has noted the huge interest amongst the taxpayers for this Scheme and would like to ensure that eligible taxpayers who have yet not applied to avail amnesty or relief under this Scheme do not miss out due to the last-minute rush. Therefore, the Government has extended the SVLDRS as a one-time measure for a fortnight up to 15.01.2020. There will be no further extension to this Scheme, CBIC reiterated.
The SVLDRS was introduced in last Budget with the twin objectives of liquidating the legacy disputes in Central Excise and Service Tax that are pending at various fora as well as encouraging non-compliant tax payer/tax evaders to declare the tax not paid so far and come under the tax net voluntarily.
CBIC
31.12.2019
73% taxpayers availed Sabka Vishwas, commit Rs 30627 Cr, date extended upto 15 Jan
New Delhi: Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme has received a huge response with almost 73% of the total eligible taxpayers availed the Scheme and have committed to pay tax dues of Rs. 30,627 Crores. Keeping in view the response of the taxpayers to the Scheme, the Central Government today extended it for a period of fifteen days, till 15th January, 2020. This is one-time and final extension in view of taxpayers’ response.
CBIC said today that out of the total 1.84 lakh taxpayers who are eligible to avail the Scheme, as many as 1,33,661 taxpayers have so far submitted their applications by the morning of 31.12.2019. Their applications involve tax dues of Rs. 69,550 Crores and after availing various reliefs, the payable amount is Rs. 30,627 Crores. Sabka Vishwas is received by the taxpayers as the most beneficial dispute resolution scheme ever announced by the Government.
CBIC said that there has been a spurt in the number of taxpayers opting for the Scheme during the last fortnight. The Government has noted the huge interest amongst the taxpayers for this Scheme and would like to ensure that eligible taxpayers who have yet not applied to avail amnesty or relief under this Scheme do not miss out due to the last-minute rush. Therefore, the Government has extended the SVLDRS as a one-time measure for a fortnight up to 15.01.2020. There will be no further extension to this Scheme, CBIC reiterated.
The SVLDRS was introduced in last Budget with the twin objectives of liquidating the legacy disputes in Central Excise and Service Tax that are pending at various fora as well as encouraging non-compliant tax payer/tax evaders to declare the tax not paid so far and come under the tax net voluntarily.