GST:खरीदबिक्री का हिसाब रखने के लिए सरकार ने जारी किया एक्सेल टेंपलेट - Latest News

GST:खरीदबिक्री का हिसाब रखने के लिए सरकार ने जारी किया एक्सेल टेंपलेट - Latest News

GST:खरीदबिक्री का हिसाब रखने के लिए सरकार ने जारी किया एक्सेल टेंपलेट - Latest News Watch this video :- https://youtu.be/hC25LEi-hBw GST Network launches Excel Template on Friday to help businessmen keep records of purchase. Businessmen can download and keep it regularly by feeding the data. The offline tool for return will be launched on July 15. In that tool the data of the Excel template will be imported. Then it can be uploaded as a return. GSTN claims that this will make compliance easier for businessmen.  According to GST law, every month's return is to be filed by the next 10th of the month. However, it has been relaxed for July. July returns can be filed by 5 September and by August 20 of August. This offline tool can be downloaded from GST Common Portal www.gst.gov.in. There are eight worksheets in it  In this case, the details of sales, export details, goods sold to the consumer, credit and debit notes etc. can be filled to registered businessman.  GSTN Chairman Naveen Kumar said that this Excel template is very useful for remote business people, where Internet connectivity is not good.  The government has directed all tax offices to work as a GST service center for a few days. Its purpose is to help business people all the time.  GST will be implemented on Saturday, so these offices have been asked to keep open on Saturday.  Will now be celebrated as GST Day on July 1.  Drug regulator NPPA has said that 78% of the more used drugs in GST will not increase.  Authorities have announced the maximum prices of 761 medicines according to the new tax system. They also have antibiotics, diabetes, cancer and HIV medicines.  There is an average 9% tax on medicines now. It has been reduced to 12% in GST. Earlier it was said that the price of drugs would increase by 2.29%.  The official think tank policy commission member Bibek Debroy has told this fact that the GDP growth rate by GST will increase by 11.5%. However, when it is said that the fact itself is giving the finance minister himself.  Debroy said, I was not cutting them off. He also misunderstood the fact that GST is applicable in 140160 countries.  According to Debroy, only 67 countries have implemented this so far.  They said that the issue of the GST growth rate increased 11.5% on the basis of the model GST model provided by NCAER. But after so many changes it is no longer ideal. What is GST?  GST means Goods and Services Tax. This has been implemented in lieu of more than 17 Indirect Taxes of the Central and the States. This is a tax that has been applied to the manufacturing, sale and use of any goods or services across the country.  Taxes on Excise Duty, Central Sales Tax (CST), State Sales Tax, VAT, Entry Tax, Lottery Tax, Stamp Duty, Telecom License Fees, Turnover Tax, Electricity Use or Sales and Goods Transport .  CGST i.e. Central GST will be recovered by the central government. SGST i.e. State GST will recover it from the state government. IGST ie Integrated GST, if any business is between two states, then this tax will be charged on it. It will give equal share in both the states by collecting central government. The Union Territory will look at the goods, services or both the GST will be administered by the Union Government. It will recover the central government only. GST was implemented in all the states except Jammu and Kashmir. GST has been implemented in 150 countries. But the rates are different. 5% in Japan, 7% in Singapore, 19% in Germany, and 19.6% in France. 25% in Sweden, 10% in Australia, 5% in Canada, 15% in New Zealand and 18% in Pakistan. Like us on FB: http://ift.tt/2sPnoWw Follow us on Pinterest: http://ift.tt/2skUIkH