GST on exchange old gold to new gold jewelry
How the calculate gst when I exchange old gold to new gold jewelry.
How the calculate gst when I exchange old gold to new gold jewelry.
Dear Client,
The sale of old gold by individuals for a consideration won’t attract the GST, the finance ministry clarified, providing respite to people who exchange jewellery outlining the provisions of Section 9 (4) of the GST act and the jeweller will not be liable to pay tax under the reverse charge mechanism on such purchases. Gold jewellery attracts a 3% tax under GST. Section 9 (4) of the Central GST Act mandates that tax on supply of taxable goods (gold, in this case) by an unregistere
Under heading spa provide ayurveda therapies under supervision of ayurvedic doctors and qualified therapists registered under clinical establishment.is it exempted? Tax office argues in your book of a ...
Dear Client,
Healthcare services do not fall under the purview of GST Act. However, registration under the Act is mandatory in the following cases - Sale of medical equipment and medicines, Wellness services, Hospitals leasing space for health care,
Entities with annual gross receipts exceeding 20 Lakhs, and Corporate healthcare and health insurance services. Yoga, Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homeopathy systems of medicine, just like Allopathy, are also duly recognized systems of
I am looking to start an online store on etsy marketplace and sell internationally. It is a print on demand business. The marketplace requires me to have GST to be able to start selling. The product w ...
Dear Client,
The registration process can be done online via the official GST portal. To register under the GST Act, 2017 for selling products internationally, you must first obtain a mandatory GST registration as an exporter. Exports are classified as zero-rated supplies, meaning they are exempt from GST, but GST registration is required to claim a refund of any accumulated input tax credit (ITC). The following documents are required for registration under GST Act, e.g., Certificate of Incorpo
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If I purchase a new gold jewel from a jewellery by exchanging old gold jewels or gold coins or gold bars how is the gst to be charged? Should I pay GST on the total value of gold jewel or on the net v ...
Dear Client,
The sale of old gold by individuals for a consideration won’t attract the GST, the finance ministry clarified, providing respite to people who exchange jewellery outlining the provisions of Section 9 (4) of the GST act and the jeweller will not be liable to pay tax under the reverse charge mechanism on such purchases. Gold jewellery attracts a 3% tax under GST. Section 9 (4) of the Central GST Act mandates that tax on supply of taxable goods (gold, in this case) by an unregistere
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I want to register GSTN for crypto p2p trading. Tell me the process.
Dear Client,
Cryptocurrency trading, i.e., the sale of crypto, is taxable under the GST Act since it is not explicitly exempted from GST. Further, the crypto exchanges are liable to pay GST on their services. GST registration is mandatory for cryptocurrency businesses, regardless of turnover. Only individuals whose sales or turnover exceed the threshold limit of Rs 40 lakhs during the financial year or those who have voluntarily registered under GST are liable to pay GST. 18% GST on platform fe
"Hello, Our company, Ruplal Mahto, worked with Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPIL). After completing the work, KPIL has held back our GST amount . Despite multiple emails and phone calls, they ...
Dear Client,
In the given scenario, serving a strong legal notice to the KPIL, a grievance/complaint against the company registered under the GST Act can be filed online by visiting the GST portal and navigating to Services > Payments > Grievance against Payment (GST PMT-07). Further, a dispute between traders or businessmen is considered a commercial dispute, and the remedy lies with the Commercial Court constituted under the Commercial Court Act, 2015. A commercial dispute is a disagreement r
How to raise complain against a company if they are refusing to provide GST bill inspite of charging GST on services
Dear Client,
A grievance/complaint against a company registered under the GST Act can be filed online by visiting the GST portal and navigating to Services > Payments > Grievance against Payment (GST PMT-07). However, GST is a branch of law or legislation that eventually comes under the arena of Chartered Accountants and Tax Consultants, who have expertise and in-depth knowledge on the subject and may guide you properly on the subject. Hence, it is advisable to consult with them for more precise
We have filed GSTR1A and Subsequent GSTR3B for December 24 on 22.1.25 after depositing GST Tax liability. Our Customer(Buyer) is not making Payment of GST amount mentioning that it is not show ...
Dear Client,
GST is a branch of law or legislation that eventually comes under the arena of Chartered Accountants and Tax Consultants, who have expertise and in-depth knowledge on the subject and may guide you properly on the subject. Hence, it is advisable to consult with them for more precise clarification on the subject to navigate the issue in the right way.
My mother made two settlement deeds in my favour one for ground floor and one for first floor of a house in 1984 and 1991.I made a settlement deeds in my wife's favour in 2023 and entered a JV with ...
Dear Sir,
It is purely a question related to financial matter and payment of taxes. Better go to the office of Auditor or Chartered Accountant who are well acquainted with the relevant acts and circulars and may guide you effectively.
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