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Simplified GST Return principles and Draft return formats

Start Date :
Jul 31, 2018
Last Date :
Sep 01, 2018
01:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The GST Council in its 27th meeting held on 4th May, 2018 had approved the basic principles of GST return design. Now in its 28th meeting held on 21st July, 2018, GST Council ...

The GST Council in its 27th meeting held on 4th May, 2018 had approved the basic principles of GST return design. Now in its 28th meeting held on 21st July, 2018, GST Council approved the key features and new format of the GST returns. This document lists the salient features of the new return format and business process for seeking feedback of trade and industry and other stakeholders. Please leave your feedback using this discussion forum on MyGov.in.

To facilitate the analysis of the comments / feedback, you are requested to please mention page numbers in your feedback. For example, #Page 26 – Suggestion. This will help us compile and analyse the feedback in a structured manner.

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Last date for submission is 31st August 2018.

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Ishan Gupta
Ishan Gupta 7 years 4 months ago
Page 10, Point 1 – Update language – change “up to 5 crore” to “less than 5 Crore”. There are currently confusing questions in system due to this “up to” language when selecting quarterly and monthly filing options.
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Ishan Gupta
Ishan Gupta 7 years 4 months ago
Page 4, Point 5 – Very confusing language, return not filed by supplier or purchaser? Why a supplier is penalized if purchaser is not filing return? Which return? Page 10, Point 1 – remove monthly payment requirement for Small business taxpayers (Merge GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B); Extend the deadline to file combined GST-1 and GST3-B form
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Ishan Gupta
Ishan Gupta 7 years 4 months ago
Page 4, Point 4 – Current rule listed in document is very complicated and has lot of deadlines; Small business should always get ITC credit on basis of self-declaration. GST system should automatically check GST ITC credit with uploaded invoices and compare with self-declaration. Only in case of mis-match, business should receive email/text notification to review and provide information related to it
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Ishan Gupta
Ishan Gupta 7 years 4 months ago
Ensure good customer center. Customer support center close tickets without proper clarification or support. Request submitter should be closing the tickets and providing feedback on issue resolution. Ticket should be remained opened until issue resolution is accepted by business.
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Ishan Gupta
Ishan Gupta 7 years 4 months ago
GoI should try to implement GST system with minimum input and maximum compliance. Reduce number of returns small business needs to file. Eliminate yearly GST filing forms, when business has already submitted monthly or quarterly forms, there should not be any need to file same information again yearly. Merge GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B; Extend the deadline to file combined GST-1 and GST3-B form, there should be at least 30 days after month end to file these forms.
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BHAVESH THACKER
BHAVESH THACKER 7 years 4 months ago
Gujarat vat returns r very useful and perfect to make Gst simplified returns; pl. check it and adopt same after some changes. There r only one quarterly return with b2b sales and purchase with summary and tax payment.
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