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Stakeholder Consultation on draft Integrated Goods and Services Tax Law for Inter State Trade or Commerce

Stakeholder Consultation on draft Integrated Goods and Services Tax Law for Inter State Trade or Commerce
Start Date :
Jun 17, 2016
Last Date :
Jul 18, 2016
18:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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In order to engage with the stakeholders and invite comments from the public at large, the Department of Revenue has decided to make available the draft Model Laws on Goods and ...

In order to engage with the stakeholders and invite comments from the public at large, the Department of Revenue has decided to make available the draft Model Laws on Goods and Services Tax (GST) in the public domain.

There are two Model Laws on GST which are being put up in the public domain. This discussion pertains to the Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) Law for the Centre which relates to Goods and Services tax on supplies in the course of inter-State trade or commerce. The draft law can be seen here. You are invited to submit your comments / feedback on the draft law through this discussion on MyGov.in .

To facilitate the analysis of the comments / feedback, you are requested to add a hashtag to your comments. The hashtags should be added using the following scheme:

Use the hashtag #IGSTChap1 for comments pertaining to Chapter 1 of the IGST Law, #IGSTChap2 for comments pertaining to the Chapter 2 of the IGST Law, etc.

In case you have more than one suggestion to offer, you may find it convenient to type out your comments in a separate document, with hashtags specifying the Chapters for which the comments are being given. This document can be converted into a PDF and uploaded in the discussion thread.

Click here to read the Model IGST Law Draft 1

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Dharmesh Shah
Dharmesh Shah 9 years 12 months ago
We are a MSME registered company. From the model code it seems that the onus of ascertaining that the GST collected by the seller is deposited to the government lies on the buyer to get the input tax credit. It is practically not possible for us to do the same. We cannot keep checking with each and every seller whether he has paid the correct government dues on time or not. The registered seller has to be answerable to the government. There has to be a mechanism which is easy to check the same.
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Hemant M Kank
Hemant M Kank 9 years 12 months ago
In draft said that one cannot avail credit of the seller has not paid gst, this is against natural law and justice, It's Government who is giving license to collect tax and should exercise rights to recover it from seller , in many cases the buyers pay to seller but few donor pay the same to government, how buyer can recover it when transaction is closed
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JAGDISH PATHAK
JAGDISH PATHAK 9 years 12 months ago
In respect to GST, I want to suggest that, Administration, collection, assessment etc., procedure should be at single window system, there should be only one jurisdictional authority instead of state & center, further, if the tax collected at first stage, on MRP of products, where MRP is applicable or compulsory fix the MRP in all goods & manufacturing,while the dealer, sub dealer, retails liable to file return of purchase and sales, further,any addition income earned Exceeds MRP should be taxed
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