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CBDT takes further steps to ease compliance for taxpayers due to COVID-19 pandemic.

CBDT takes further steps to ease compliance for taxpayers due to COVID-19 pandemic. Vide order u/s 119 of IT Act, 1961 in Circular No.10/2020 dt 24/04/2020, the reporting under clause 30C & 44 of Tax Audit Report shall be kept in abeyance till 31st March, 2021.

6-month GST payment freeze for worst-hit sectors, a lower rate for realty among Covid options mulled

ndia is considering a goods and services tax (GST) relief package to counter the impact of Covid-19 and help prop up the economy, said people with knowledge of the matter. The package being considered could include a six-month suspension of  GST payments  for the worst-hit sectors such as restaurants, aviation and hospitality as well as a lower rate for the real estate sector. Other proposals include a switch to a cash-based principle of levying tax from the current invoice-based system and providing  GST  relief on sales for which payment is not received due to the  lockdown  by treating those as bad debts. These measures are expected to ease the liquidity pressure on businesses that are strapped for cash, said the people cited above. A final decision on the proposals will be taken by the GST Council, which is the apex decision-making body for the tax. “There is a thinking that for these service sectors, the government should at least spare its...

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MSME Samadhaan– Way to recover pending dues from Customers by MSME Vendors

MSME Samadhaan– Way to recover pending dues from Customers by MSME Vendors The Indian government has taken so many initiatives to protect the payments of registered Micro, Small or Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). A company or any other entity who have registered themselves under MSME and facing problems to recover long pending dues from their customers may approach the MSME department to take action against them.Following process shall be followed by such MSMEs entity: 1. Register your company/LLP/Partnership etc. as an MSME and obtain a MSME certificate [Udyog Aadhaar Number (UAN)]. 2. Keep record of all formal purchase orders from customers and delivery proofs for all orders. 3. On all your invoices, mention, “your entity name and UAN” along with a note that  “Delayed payments beyond 45 days attracts interest at a rate three times of the bank rate notified by RBI, compounded with Monthly interest”. 4. If any customer delays your payments unreasonably beyond 45 days, infor...

#GST Update....PMT-09

Confused between choosing Old tax rate vs New tax rate. Here is solution!