Uncover the features of GST and read how it transformed India's taxation system. Simplifying compliance, reducing costs, and benefiting businesses and consumers alike.
Discover the difference between HSN and SAC codes in GST. Learn how HSN codes classify goods and SAC codes classify services for accurate GST compliance.
What is Input Tax Credit (ITC) under GST, its eligibility criteria, and the claim process? Understand how businesses can reduce their tax liabilities by claiming credits for taxes paid on purchases.
There are primarily two types of working capital: Permanent and Temporary. However, there are 2 more types that are not mentioned often; Regular and Seasonal working capital.
Learn how to start a clothing business from home. Get insights on costs, legalities, market research, planning, branding, and more for successful online sales in India.
A billing application is a software program that helps businesses to manage their billing process. This includes creating and sending invoices, tracking...
Learn about ITC reversal under Rule 42 of CGST & SGST Rules, including the calculation process, compliance, and its interaction with Rule 43 for capital goods.
Discover the details of Section 17(5) of CGST Act, including blocked credit under GST, ineligible ITC, and how businesses can navigate these crucial tax provisions.
Learn how to add an additional trade name in GST with this step-by-step guide. Simplify the process and ensure compliance with updated trade name information.
Learn about the GST audit time limit under Section 65 of CGST Act, ensuring timely audits, compliance, and understanding of key provisions for businesses.
Learn about GST on the export of services to Nepal and Bhutan, its impact, and how to claim GST refunds under zero-rated supply provisions. Stay compliant and boost exports!
Here are the key objectives & features of the Competition Act, 2002, and understand how it promotes fair competition, prevents monopolies, and protects consumer rights.
Explore the objectives and features of India's Smart Cities Mission, focusing on sustainability, technology, and citizen engagement for urban transformation.
KVIC stands for Khadi and Village Industries Commission. It promotes rural development through khadi, village industries, self-employment, and sustainable growth initiatives.
Here are the key objectives & features of the Competition Act, 2002, and understand how it promotes fair competition, prevents monopolies, and protects consumer rights.
Explore the objectives and features of India's Smart Cities Mission, focusing on sustainability, technology, and citizen engagement for urban transformation.
KVIC stands for Khadi and Village Industries Commission. It promotes rural development through khadi, village industries, self-employment, and sustainable growth initiatives.
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