CENTRAL TAX AND GST REGISTRATION.

Most of the products and services that are the new tax regime tax subject have been categorized tax slabs under – 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28% four. However, GST  rates  will not apply on some services and goods, like a fresh meat, milk, curd, jute, chicken, fresh fruits,  eggs, buttermilk, fish, vegetables,  bread, salt, natural honey, besan, bindi, judicial papers, newspapers, handloom, Prasad, sindoor, bone grist, horn meal, hoof meal, palmyra jaggery, printed books, bangles, horn cores, bone meal, cereal grains hulled, etc.

The essential food rate items have been kept either nil or very low. The reason to do this is that food items make up for the basket of the consumer about 50% and significantly contribute rather that widespread to ensuring is kept in inflation check. Luxury items and negative goods, however, at a rate tax higher so as to for neutrality of the state and central governments.

Some of the services and commodities to 5% GST subject are:

• Below Rs.1000 apparel.
• Food items packed.
• Vegetables that are frozen.
• Cream
• Milk powder that is skimmed.
• Pizza bread
• Spices
• Sabudana
• Rusk
• Shell cashew nut.
• Cashew
• Fish fillet
• Coal
• Raisins
• Fertilizers
• Kerosene
• Agarbatti (incense sticks)
• Revenue stamps
• LPG supply of household by private LPG distributors
• Fertilizers.
• Rail and economy class air tickets.
• Restaurants that are small.

Some of the commodities and services subject to 12% GST are:

• Butter
• Cheese
• Ghee
• Almonds
• Dry fruits in the packaged form
• Animal fat
• Sausage
• Umbrella
• Sewing machine
• Cellphones
• Ketchup & Sauces
• Sugar boiled confectionery
• Bio-diesel
• Pasta
• Bio-pesticides
• Mechanical sprayer
• Air tickets by business class

Some of the commodities and services subject to 18% GST are:

• All biscuits.
• Cakes and Pastries.
• Sauces
• Cornflakes
• Icecream
• Jams
• Cameras
• Soup
• Speakers
• Tissues
• Printers (other than multifunction printers)
• Shampoo, hair due and hair cream.
• Premises of hotel restaurants where the room of tariff is more than Rs.7500,
• Services of telecom.

Some of the commodities and services subject to 28% GST are:

• Masala of PAN.
• Personel use Aircraft.
• Race club betting and gambling.
• 5-star hotels
• Cigarettes
• Small car
• Motorcycles high-end.
• Durables of consumers such as  Fridge,AC.
  

  Step-By-Step Guidelines for Online GST Registration

  The procedure for registration of GST through online can be tedious little. Here you need to take the steps to complete registration of GST on the portal of GST.:

  • Step 1: Go to the portal of the GSTand click on the tab “Series”.
  • Step 2: You will have the registration under four options services, ‘Payments, ‘User Services’ and ‘Refunds’.
  • Step 3: ‘Registration’ to be selected and on the press of ‘New Registration’.
  • Step 4: You will be directed to a new page. Select ‘New Registration’ and enter your empty details columns (Part A).
  • Step 5:  Click on ‘Proceed’ if you are done once.
  • Step 6: Enter to sent OTP for your email id and phone number. Press ‘Continue’.
  • Step 7:  Temporary Reference Number (TRN) you will get. Take this note of the number.
  • Step 8: Go to the GST portal once again and click on ‘Now Register’.
  • Step 9: Click on ‘ and enter the Temporary reference number details. Click on ‘Proceed’ after you are done.
  • Step 10: Your email id should be entered that sent the OTP and mobile number. Select ‘Proceed’ afterward.
  • Step 11: You will be able to view the application status,   that will be shown as the draft. Press on the edit icon.
  • Step 12: Part B will contain ten section enter the necessary documents that need and to be submitted.
  • Step 13: Head to the verification of the page. Tick the declaration and submit the application through any of the following means –  e-Sign, DSC and EVC.
  • Step 14: You will get a message successful and an Application Reference Number (ARN) on your email ID registered and mobile number. To track your registration status, enter on the GST Portal the ARN.

  • Documents Required For GST Registration

    The following documents for registration of GST will be required:

    •  PAN card of the company.
    • Identity proof and Address proof of/proprietor/Karta etc.
    •  Proof of constitution – the association of memorandum, deed of partnership, etc.
    • Address proof of business place.
    • Bank account proof –  canceled bank check.

    The penalty for Not Registering Under GST

    An offender who is not paying or fails text to make full payment (errors that are genuine ) will be 10% ed penalized of the amount due to the tax. The penalty minimum will be Rs. 10,000 if the amounts of 10% to a figure lesser. In the offender case has evaded taxes payment, the levied penalty will be the tax amount 100% due.

  • GST Council role.
  • A GST council would be comprised constituted of the Union minister of finance (who will be Council of chairman), the State minister  (Revenue) and the Taxation/the State finance to make the union recommendations and the States on.
  • 1, the cesses, the taxes and surcharges levied by the centre, the States and the local bodies under which may be subsumed GST.
  • the services and goods that may be exempted from the GST and may be subjected to.
  • the date on which shall be levied GST on the crude of petroleum, diesel high speed, the spirit of the motor (commonly known as petrol) aviation turbine fuel and natural gas.
  • model laws of GST, levy principles, IGST apportionment and that govern the principles the place of supply.
  • the turnover threshold limit below which the services and goods from GST may be exempted.
  • the rates including the rates of the floor with GST bands.
  • any specified period rate or special rate to raise resources additional during any disaster or any natural calamity or disaster.
  • Special provision in accordance with the North- East states, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Jammu, and Kashmir and.
  • any other relating matter to the GST, as may decide the council
  • What is the GST council guiding principle?
  • The GST council mechanism would ensure different aspects of GST harmonization between the Centre and the States as well as among States. In the constitution, it has been provided (first amendment and one hundred) Act, 2016 that the council of GST,  in its various function discharge, shall be guided for a GST harmonized structure by the need and for the harmonize national market for services and goods development.
  • How will decisions by the GST council have taken?
    The constitution (first amendment and one hundred ) Act, provides 2016 that every GST council decision shall be taken by a majority at a meeting of not less than the weighted votes 3/4th of the present members and voting. The Central Government vote shall have a 1/3rd of the votes cast weightage and all the State Government votes taken together shall have a 2/3rd of the votes total cast weightage in that meeting. One half of the number of members of the GST council total shall constitute at its meetings the quorum.
  • How are the disputes resolved going under the regime of GST?
  • The constitution (first amendment and one hundred) Act, 2016 provides that the council of GST shall establish a adjudicate mechanism any dispute-
  • between the Indian Government and one or more States or
  • between the Government of India and on one side any State(s) and on the other side one or  more on the Other side other States  or
  • between two or more States, out of the recommendations arising out of the Council or thereof implementation.
  • What are under CGST officers?
  • There shall be the officers following classes under the Service Tax Act and the Central Goods namely,
  • Tax Principle Chief commissioners or Principal Director General of Central tax.
  • Central Tax principal commissioners or Principal additional Director General of the Central Tax.
  • Central Tax commissioners or Additional Directors Central Tax general, Officers under this Act.
  • Central Tax additional commissioners or Central Tax additional directors.
  • Central Tax joint commissioners or Central Tax joint directors.
  • Deputy Central Tax commissioners or Central Tax deputy directors.
  • Central Tax commissioners or Central Tax assistant directors.
  • any other class officer as it may deem fit.
  • What would you mean by term central tax?
  • u/s 2(21) Central Tax means Central Services and Tax levied u/s 9.
  • What do you mean by the Term Proper Officer?
  • Sec.2(91) “Proper officer” in accordance to any function under this Act to be performed, means the officer or the Commissioner of the central Tax that function by the Commissioner in the Board who is assigned that function in the Commissioner of the board.
  • Appointment of Officers under State and Central Goods and Services Tax Act (Sec 4).
  • Who shall appoint under CGST officers?
  • Section 4-Appointment by the board: The board may be to the officers in addition by the Government as may be notified u/s 3,  such persons appoint as it may think fit to be the officers under this Act.
  • Delegated power: For this act administration, the board may authorize a Chief Central Tax commissioner/Central Tax commissioner or Principle Commissioner/Central Tax Commissioner or an Additional/Joint or Assistant Commissioner/deputy to appoint officers of Central Tax below the Assistant Central Tax commissioner.
  • Powers of officers under Central Goods and Services their Tax Act( Sec 5,6)
  • How shall discharge their functions of such officers?
  • By board: Subject to conditions as the board may impose, the Central Tax officer may exercise the powers and the duties conferred discharge or under this Act imposed on him.
  • By commissioner: The commissioner may, subject to such limitations and conditions as may be indicated by him in this behalf, delegate its powers to any other officer subordinate to him.
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