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Stakeholder Consultation on Proposed Changes to GST Laws

Start Date :
Jul 10, 2018
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2018
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
In order to engage with the stakeholders and invite comments from the public at large, the Department of Revenue has decided to make available the proposed amendments in CGST Act, ...
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MUKESHKUMAR KASUNDRA
8 years 2 weeks ago
Sir, My recommendations for GST return is as under:
1. GST Return should be in one template.
2. GST Return should be quarterly.
3. There should one Annual Return.
4. GST challan should mension in annual period.
5. One year tax and carried forward tax should be lock in within period.
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PRAKASH MENON
8 years 2 weeks ago
Sir,
Please provide Revised Return Option for GSTR3B
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RAJIB ROY CHOWDHURY
8 years 2 weeks ago
1) GSTR1 should be only return to be submitted with filling up tables and all required table should be filled up otherwise should not able to submit. it should be only in monthly basis for all GST registed. below 1.5 cr or above 1.5 cr facility should be abolished. GSTR3B & GSTR2 should be autopopulated.
2) Late fine should be increase, also GST website should be smoother & with no error.
3) for exporter : Goods purchase for export should be exempted of GST
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SUSHIL KUMAR TIWARI
8 years 2 weeks ago
Respected Policy maker and Implementation agency
I am Consultant of various clients for numerous industries viz. event management services, which includes exhibition, conferences, seminars and convention.
The problematic area is 'Place of Supply of goods or services, which is being commonly faced by the event management company who deals in exhibition, conferences, fair etc.
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Deepak Mishra
8 years 2 weeks ago
in GST Returns There Should be option to Export in Excel with full detail and option to revise once within prescribed Time
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MUNISERAJA
8 years 2 weeks ago
GSTR 9 ANNUAL RETURN FOR SMALL TRADERS AND MANUFACTURER SHOULD BE EXEMPTED FROM FILING UP TO 1.5 CRORES.
TOO MUCH WORK LOAD FOR SMALL TRADERS AND MANUFACTURER. THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO CONSIDERED THE SMALL SCALE SECTOR FOR EASY FILING AND AVOIDED FROM LATE FEES PAYABLE.
GST ACT MUST BE SIMPLE AND FILING RETURN SHOULD BE SIMPLE AS VAT ACT
GST REGULAR CHANGE OF PASSWORD SHOULD BE AVOIDED
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Patel Vishnu
8 years 2 weeks ago
Sir, My recommendations for GST return is as under:
1. GST Return should be in one template.
2. GST Return should be quarterly (billwise detail GSTR 1) like as TDS Return.
3. There should one Annual Return.
4. ITC credit given on the basis of GSTR 2A (Like as 26AS)
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Pratik Kayasth
8 years 2 weeks ago
In My View, In GST 3B Retune, Allow GST Liability (Without Payment submit GST 3B) So, All Assess filed on time his GST 3B Retune because Some Assess suffered financial Problem, All GST Retune filed on Same Date. (Excise Retune & VAT Retune Allow this facility) So, Benefit of this facility Assess only pay Interest - Not liable to pay Per Day Penalty or Government decide fix Penalty
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CA Rameshwar Choudhary
8 years 2 weeks ago
Transitional credit of Education cess, secondary education cess and KKC should be allowed as CGST credit in GST regime as such section 140 clearly specify to carried forward the all duties which are fetching in closing balance of return as on 30/06/2018. Now by amending the section 140 and Rule 117(1)retrospectively will hamper the entire industry. We goodself requesting your kind office to allow the same.
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kailash Bothra
8 years 2 weeks ago
We wish to bring your attention to the notification no. 3/2017(Integrated Tax) dated 28.06.2017 (Clause 1 of column 3, serial no.1, condition 1) wherein the Oil & Gas sector companies are entitled to pay concessional GST @5% on their procurements. For this it is specified that the invoicing is to be raised by the vendors to OIL & Gas companies who in turn apply for obtaining necessary DGH certificate. This policy incurs reasonable delays in executing orders as the processing is protracted.
mygov_153148577253028911.pdf
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