BENEFITS GST is most revolutionary Tax reform GST would unite India into ‘One Country One Market’ as same tax rate would prevail all over the country
Consumer would be the ultimate beneficiary GST would help curb tax evasion Removes Cascading effect Transparency in taxation system.
BACKGROUNDS Effective from 1st July 2017 A comprehensive Value Added Tax on Goods and Services A destination based tax as against the present concept of origin based tax. It is collected on value added at each stage of sale or purchase in the supply chain
GST on supply of goods or services as against manufacture or on sale of goods or on provision of services. Seamless input tax credit throughout the supply chain All sectors are taxed with very few exceptions / exemptions
TAXES/DUTIES NOT TO BE SUBSUMED Taxes/ Duties not to be subsumed in CGST Basic Custom Duty (BCD) Excise duty on Tobacco products Specific cesses (As may be notified)
Taxes/ Duties not to be subsumed in SGST Taxes on Alcoholic Liquor for human consumption Toll Tax/ Road tax Property Tax Environment Tax Stamp duty on immovable property Tax on consumption / sale of electricity Entertainment tax by local bodies
TAX BURDEN ON CONSUMER : NOW & THEN.. Burden on consumer under present Indirect tax structure
Burden on consumer under proposed GST structure
Service Tax Sales Tax/ CST/VAT
CGST
Excise Duty
Entertain ment Tax
Customs
Consumer
Consumer
Luxury Tax
Octroi Entry Tax
IGST
SGST/
UTGST
Taxes/ Duties to be subsumed in GST Central Taxes/ Duties to be subsumed under CGST Central Excise Duty
State Taxes to be subsumed under SGST State Value Added Tax
State excise duty (except on liquor)
Additional Duties of Excise Purchase Tax Excise Duty under Medicinal & Toiletries Preparation Act
Entertainment Tax (unless levied by the local body)
Countervailing Duty (CVD) Luxury Tax Special Additional Duty (SAD) Service Tax Surcharges & Cesses
Entry Tax (not levied by local bodies) Taxes on Lottery, Betting & Gambling Surcharges & Cesses
HOW TO IDENTIFY TYPE OF APPLICABLE TAX
In case of intra state supply –CGST and SGST In case of interstate supply --IGST In case of import of goods and services -IGST Supply to SEZ -- zero rate of supply Export --(A)zero rate of supply and eligibility of refund of credit (B) avail benefit of duty draw back
GOODS AND SERVICE TAX BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION DRIVERS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH & ITS CHALLENGES Presented by: Anjali Sampat Sweety Bajpai Shivram Mattaparthi
BENEFITS OF REGISTRATION Legally recognized as supplier of goods or services Proper ing of taxes paid on the input goods or services which can be utilized for payment of GST due on supply of goods or services or both by the business. on the credit of the taxes paid on the goods or services supplied to purchasers or recipients.
BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION Main objective is to minimize the complexity of indirect taxes GST will impact organizations and business ecosystem beyond taxation, financial planning and reporting
Organisation to elevate the transformation from finance, ing, taxation, billing & sourcing, and look at the end-to-end business processes To rationalize pricing across geographies and on the benefits to end-consumers GST as a potent catalyst for competitive threat GST is not only a tax reform, it is also a business reform as a whole
DRIVERS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH GST can be a game-changer for the Indian economy as it would lead to simplified indirect taxes with easier compliance norms for business.
Independent studies indicate that a full implementation of GST would lead to additional 0.9-1.7% annual growth in India’s GDP. With the new tax regime, tax revenues are expected to rise by 0.2% while tax liabilities would come down, which can result in 20% lower logistics costs for non-bulk goods Domestic products and services would become costeffective and contribute to 3.2-6.3% increase in exports of the Indian economy.
CHALLENGES Initial hiccups in implementing it Robust IT Network
Extensive Training to Tax istration Staff Many types of GST as compared to Global GST
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