From the inception of the F.Y. 2020-21, the Indian economy has suffered a downfall owing to the damage caused by the Corona pandemic. The majority of the sectors were hit hard due to the suspension of business activities for a longer duration, but the SME & MSME sectors were the worst hit by the pandemic…
In the fast-changing business dynamics, business restructuring has become a norm whereby businesses undertake activities such as merger – wherein two or more entities come together to form a new entity, resulting in the old entities ceasing to exist; or amalgamation – wherein one or more entities are subsumed into an existing entity such…
In view of the ongoing pandemic crisis in India, the government is playing a crucial role in dealing with the worst situation ever faced by the country. The second wave of COVID-19 has hit the country badly as cases swept across all corners leading to increased demand for medical products. As cases rose rapidly, India…
As we discussed in the last blog about certain GST provisions to be fulfilled under demerger of a company, here in continuation of the last blog we discuss some more GST provisions which need to be catered to comply with GST LAW: – Annual Return and Final Return As per Section 44 of the CGST…
The ferocious second wave of COVID-19 threatens people’s lives as coronavirus has blown a hole in the breathing capacity of an individual. An unprecedented surge in covid-19 cases has made Medical oxygen- a necessity for a patient to survive. However, most of the hospitals started running out of oxygen supply as demand for medical oxygen amplified. As…
What is an advance ruling? An Advance Ruling is a mechanism for the person registered or the personal desire to obtain registration under this act to seek clarity on tax aspects concerning the supply of goods or services being undertaken or proposed to be undertaken by them, thus reducing unwanted differences and litigations that may…
In the Pre-GST era, many debatable issues had been settled by various high court judgments. Among the various issues, one of the burning issues, which was highly debatable even before GST came into the picture was whether ITC would be allowed to the recipient on default of the supplier for non-payment of tax to the…
It was on 23rd March 2020 that the Supreme Court extended the limitation period for filing petitions/applications/suits/appeals and all other proceedings in all courts and tribunals with effect from 15th March 2020 until further orders. A bench headed by The Chief Justice of India passed this order taking Suo-moto cognizance of the situations arising from…
The Government of a nation is responsible for the welfare and well-being of the people. To achieve this aim, the government has to spend its resources on various sectors such as infrastructure, health, agriculture, defence, etc. But money can be spent only when it is earned. The government meets its expenditure with various sources of…
In an attempt to reduce GST evasion and increasing business efficiency, the government had introduced an e-invoicing system. It is a standardized system that enables reporting of the B2B, and Export invoices being issued by the taxpayers to their customers on the government portal and obtaining a unique Invoice Reference Number (IRN). E-invoicing provisions were…
