The Indian government should stop over-emphasizing on imposition of taxes and put some efforts in providing basic amenities first.
Too many amendments which are making us evolving,BACKWARDS.
I mean what the hell is this??
Iam truly offended as a CA
How to get more clients to for a tax consultantion firm?
Concentrating more on GST filing, GST registration, ITR filing and other related services.
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Ashutosh Mishra
Stealth • 8m
GST Thread 2
What GST brings along with it -
1. Value added tax and no cascading of taxes - GST is only on the value added by the manufacturer and being a value added tax at each stage it avoids double taxation
Example - If I purchase plastic fr
If this thing happens then middle class get so much advantages 🤯🤯
Example - Calculation (For Petrol)
Base Price: ₹50 per liter
Dealer Commission: ₹3 per liter
GST (28%): On base price + dealer commission, i.e., 28% of (₹50 + ₹3) = ₹14.84Total P
What if there was 0% GST in India?🤔
But first, what is GST?😶
It was introduced in 2017. It replaced taxes and aimed at creating a single national market.
GST rates vary from 0% to 28%, depending on the product or service.
When you work 70 hours a week to create a tax filing portal, and it detects your tax evasion ☠️
Suffering from success❤️🔥
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AFFORDABLE TREND
Stealth • 22d
Attention GST taxpayers: November 30, 2024 is last day to claim pending input tax credit by filing GSTR 3B
November 30, 2024, is the last date to claim any pending input tax credit (ITC) or amend any errors or omissions in compliance with the Goods
During a BSE event held in Mumbai on Tuesday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman faced tough questions from a stockbroker regarding the heavy taxation regime in India.
A video of Sitharaman facing criticism from a stock market broker has gone viral.
Looking for a sound and logical CA or relevant qualified person.I need some guidance over income tax on foreign income and GST charges for a single person service provider.
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Hiral Jain
Stealth • 7m
Greetings everyone!
Let's learn about our tax system!
The Indian tax system is divided into two categories: Direct (income tax) and Indirect (GST)it's an unfair tax tbh.
It's because everyone pays the same tax regardless of their income. For example