Dear Members,
We have planned to distribute educational equipment to underprivileged students studying in various levels.
The equipment purchase including GST ?
How do we treat the CST Contribution for Compliance ?
1. Purchase materials including GST and should not claim GST input
Ex:- CST Contribution is Rs. 1 Lakh
purchase material worth Rs. 1 Lakh (including GST 18,000/-)
or
2. Purchase the materials to the extent of Rs. 1 Lakh and pay GST 18% GST and total payout Rs. 1,18,000/-
Payout Rs. 1,18,000/- and claim 18,000/- the input tax credit ?
Which is the best practice of compliance ??
contribution
under
purchased
goods
treatment
Dear Members,
We have planned to distribute educational equipment to underprivileged students studying in various levels.
The equipment purchase including GST ?
How do we treat the CST Contribution for Compliance ?
1. Purchase materials including GST and should not claim GST input
Ex:- CST Contribution is Rs. 1 Lakh
purchase material worth Rs. 1 Lakh (including GST 18,000/-)
or
2. Purchase the materials to the extent of Rs. 1 Lakh and pay GST 18% GST and total payout Rs. 1,18,000/-
Payout Rs. 1,18,000/- and claim 18,000/- the input tax credit ?
Which is the best practice of compliance ??
contribution
under
purchased
goods
treatment
Dear Members,
We have planned to distribute educational equipment to underprivileged students studying in various levels.
The equipment purchase including GST ?
How do we treat the CST Contribution for Compliance ?
1. Purchase materials including GST and should not claim GST input
Ex:- CST Contribution is Rs. 1 Lakh
Purchase material worth Rs. 1 Lakh (including GST 18,000/-)
or
2. Purchase the materials to the extent of Rs. 1 Lakh and pay GST 18% GST and total payout Rs. 1,18,000/-
Payout Rs. 1,18,000/- and claim 18,000/- the input tax credit ?
Which is the best practice of compliance ?
contribution
under
purchased
goods
treatment
Hi Friends
Pls provide your opinion on this case.
I need to understand the accounting and legal challenges in transferring stock to warehouse o/s India taken on a rental basis.
So the situation is Client is planning to get goods transferred to the warehouse of Uzbekistan without actual custom clearance. He will keeps goods there for sale and eventually will be sold from there on monthly basis.
The Question is :
Can we show same as stock in foreign warehouse, if not then how will we show as it is not actual export and Invoice will be raised as and when goods will be cleared from customs of Uzbekistan.
What is the impact of same under GST , Is it to be stated as export of goods only as there is no concept of stock transfer in GST or is there any Challan/delivery note basis
Pls suggest
Hi Friends
Pls provide your opinion on this case.
I need to understand the accounting and legal challenges in transferring stock to warehouse o/s India taken on a rental basis.
So the situation is Client is planning to get goods transferred to the warehouse of Uzbekistan without actual custom clearance. He will keeps goods there for sale and eventually will be sold from there on monthly basis.
The Question is :
Can we show same as stock in foreign warehouse, if not then how will we show as it is not actual export and Invoice will be raised as and when goods will be cleared from customs of Uzbekistan.
What is the impact of same under GST , Is it to be stated as export of goods only as there is no concept of stock transfer in GST or is there any Challan/delivery note basis
Pls suggest
Dear Members,
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