AN EYE THROUGH GST
ONE NATION, ONE TAX , ONE MARKETFormer, in India, the tax is classified into two, direct tax and indirect tax. A direct tax such as income tax, corporate tax, minimum alternate tax [MAT] etc... An indirect tax such as sales tax, service tax, exercise duty etc... The indirect tax which GST replaced are excise duty(tax on manufacturing which is paid by the manufacturer), service tax (tax on services), state VAT [value added tax] (it is charge on sale and consumption of goods within state), central states tax (tax on interstate sale and consumption of goods) etc... and when GST was introduced all the indirect tax substituted by GST. GST is also offered as the value-added tax in some countries. It is a consumption based tax. Unlike the former taxation system(origin-based taxation system), which means that taxes levied as the point whore the goods are originated, to GST is charged at the place the consumption had happen. This was the major reason why most of the manufacturing oriented sTate objected GST when it was introduced. It does not differentiate between goods and services. GST works on the principle of charging for tax on the value addition at each businesses stage. Goods and service tax is with the lower rates for some iten=ms and also a higher rate for luxury goods

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