An UPDate- (Spoon Feed) :
To enable TO Look Back AND PONDER ; in case have chosen to seize to so do by now :
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< These contain the Views (rather counter-views) of a CA, in practice, on the GST implications, wprt the problems the concept of "Input tax Credit" entails; and is likely to be faced with in its actual implementation of and enforcement by the Revenue.
For an independent understanding and incisive appreciation thereof , in proper light, however, recommend quite a close and intelligent study of the input- material supplied herein, out of sheer courtesy !
Hear EXPERTS' Talks on vulnerable areas- which call for an intensive fresh study /look through, so also revisiting with a fine- toothed comb, to the end of revamping/restructuring , as warranted, to make the Code effective and accomplish the basic avowed /loudly proclaimed principal objective of with he so on>>>>
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(< Also look through the comments posted therein)
(< Also look through the comments posted therein)
<> At the end of having done so – invite to share, own devout thoughts/ well founded views, if at all have any, should anyone
so dare to tread the path /direction even arch angels
may fear to tread/take decisively; or shy away, to infinity ?!
EXtract :
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Amidst protests by RWAs, the
Finance Ministry had issued a notification in July saying
that apartments would not suffer any additional expense, as they will
get an input tax credit (ITC). In fact the tax burden on RWAs would now go down, as they
would get ITC on both goods and services, says the notification.
ITC is the deduction in tax that a
business will get for its final product (output) based on the tax it has paid
on purchases (input). That is, when the RWA is paying output tax to the
government (i.e.,tax collected from residents), it can deduct from that amount
the input tax already paid to the vendors.
But here too, the notification
implies that the RWA is an entity separate from its members – earlier RWA could
not claim ITC, which it now can, thus reducing the final tax burden. It ignores
the fact that in effect, the burden is passed on to the home owners, who
themselves are the RWA members.
UQ
HOW and WHEN - a billion '$' (or a Trillion $- giving weight-age due to the 'INFLATIOn or... ) ?
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https://www.facebook.com/swaminathanv3/posts/1512706285472319?pnref=story
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https://www.facebook.com/swaminathanv3/posts/1512706285472319?pnref=story
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www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/.../mohan-lavi/gst-and.../article9752508.ece
GST's clumsy notifications can hit compliance. ... Mohan Lavi
... Council hereby notifies that no refund of unutilised input tax credit
shall be allowed under clause (xiii) of section 20 ... (This article was
published on July 6, 2017) ... R Srinivasan.
www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/columns/hola-gst/article8733179.ece
Mohan R Lavi ... It is unfortunate that in a critical area such as input
tax credit, lawmakers have taken the ... (This article was
published on June 15, 2016).
www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/gst-needs-more.../article9231082.ece
Mohan R Lavi ... Seamless granting of input tax credit is
the foundation of any GST law that believes in the ... (This article
was published on October 17, 2016).
www.thehindubusinessline.com/todays-paper/tp...credit-on-input.../article1733608.ec...
May 13,
2006 - Cenvat credit on input services to pure-play service tax
assessees must be restored. ... Hyderabad-based chartered accountant.) Mohan
R. Lavi
< These contain the Views (rather counter-views) of a CA, in practice, on the GST implications, wprt the problems the concept of "Input tax Credit" entails; and is likely to be faced with in its actual implementation of and enforcement by the Revenue.
For an independent understanding and incisive appreciation thereof , in proper light, however, recommend quite a close and intelligent study of the input- material supplied herein, out of sheer courtesy !
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