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GST Cut on Notebooks – But Why Aren’t Prices Dropping?
The GST Council recently made school notebooks to be charged 0% GST (from 22nd Sept 2025) – a welcome move for students and parents.But when I asked a shopkeeper about lower prices, he smiled and said: “Madam, paper itself has become costlier… how can notebooks be cheaper?” Here’s the reality: Paper is taxed at 18%…
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FAQs on TAX DEDUCTED AT SOURCE (TDS) under GST
FAQs on TAX DEDUCTED AT SOURCE (TDS) under GST
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Filing GST Returns in Ponda, Goa: A Hassle-Free Guide
Master GST filing with our comprehensive guide for startups, small businesses, and restaurants in Ponda, Goa. From registration to return filing, learn how to navigate GST compliance effortlessly with expert tips from a seasoned GST consultant in Ponda.
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A Comprehensive Guide To GST Registration In India
Looking for hassle-free GST registration in Goa? Manisha Mohol and Associates can help. Our team of experts offers comprehensive GST registration services to help your business comply with the law and access the benefits of GST. Contact us today to learn more
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Calendar for various GST returns
GST Return Tax Period Due Date GSTR-1 Monthly 11th of the next month GSTR-2A Monthly 15th of the next month GSTR-3B Monthly 20th of the next month GSTR-4 Quarterly 18th of the next month after quarter GSTR-5 Monthly 20th of the next month GSTR-5A Monthly 20th of the next month GSTR-6 Monthly 13th of the…
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What is input Tax credit and output tax credit on GST?
Input Credit Tax and Output Credit Tax are important concepts in GST that help to reduce the cascading effect of taxes. Input Credit Tax is the tax credit that can be claimed for the tax paid on purchases, while Output Credit Tax is the tax payable on the sale of goods and services.
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GST Registration in Goa: How to Register for GST in India
If you’re a small business owner in Goa, registering for GST is an important step in ensuring that your business is compliant with the law and that you can claim input tax credit. By following the steps outlined in this blog post and keeping these tips in mind, you can register for GST in India…
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Documents required for GST registration in Goa
PAN card of the applicant Aadhaar card of the applicant Proof of business registration (such as incorporation certificate or partnership deed) Bank account statement or cancelled cheque …read more
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GST Tax Planning
GST Tax planning: Goods and service Tax (GST) changed all indirect taxes levied on goods and services. The most important thing that the GST did is, it removed the cascading effect of the indirect taxation. That is it removed the Tax on tax effect that items specially the goods had from the Manufacturer to the…
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Time to do your firms GST Planning
With the introduction of GST in India, it has become important for businesses to plan their taxes in order to maximize their savings. GST tax planning is a process of analyzing and understanding the various aspects of GST and its implications on businesses. It involves understanding the different types of taxes applicable, filing returns on…
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