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Webinar on "Transitional Provisions in GST Law"

Objective: As GST System will be implemented w.e.f 1st July 2017, the existing system of indirect taxation will be replaced by the GST Law.
GST is not only a tax reform but also a business reform which will impact all kinds of taxpayers and persons dealing with taxable goods and services, manufacturing, job work, trade and business activity, supply chain and logistics.

The main objective of transitional provisions is to provide a safe cushion for existing tax payers to adopt the new GST regime without any confusion and make the migration process smooth and without any hassles, by providing the clear cut guidelines for transitions from the existing system of taxation into the new System. The transitional provisions related with Input Tax Credit ensures that no Input Tax Credit will get blocked due to repeal of the existing laws and introduction of GST Laws. It also take cares of the manner of disposal of the existing adjudication, appeal and recovery proceedings in the new regimen.

The webinar will help in disseminating the proper information and dispel the doubts prevalent in certain segments of trade and industry regarding status of stock /credit, jobwork /pending litigation/refund and demand of the existing taxation system on and after the rollout of GST. It will be useful the taxpayers and tax officials alike.

Day: 21/06/2017
Time: 03:30 PM

Speaker: Shri Rajeev Agarwal, IRS (1995 Batch), SVP GSTN

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anil r goyal
anil r goyal 8 साल 11 महीने पहले
I am textile manufacturer of cloth with help of various jobworker and received mostly yarn from out state with issuing c form and from exempted units of yarn.How can I get input credit on my stock of cloth which I am lying on 30.06.Can I take input credit on 40% on my stock.One more thing I am having stock of yarn and manufactured cloth with yarn which was 2% charged by vat of state ,can I claim that vat as input credit please clarafy
Janardanan R
Janardanan R 8 साल 11 महीने पहले
I am from Tamilnadu. I deal in Student note books which is exempt under VAT. Input credit of VAT paid for buying paper to make note books is also reversed. GST for note books is 18%. For closing stock I have to suffer a clear loss of 18%. How are you going to help dealers with closing stock of exempted goods now becoming taxable