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Quarterly returns filing for small GST payers
Published On:30-12-2020


First round of relief in terms of work to be done, for small GST payers has at last, come about! After pestering with the government for over two years now, the first major reduction in documentation and filing has been effected!

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GDP going down; GST collections going up!
Published On:15-12-2020


Industries seem to show a better turn and therefore, the article claimed the collection of GST has risen gradually and we are almost on par with Nov 2019!

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Faceless could be Face saving! - December 01, 2020
Published On:02-12-2020


It is only rightly expected that the faceless would, if not remove, at least reduce the drudgery of working for ‘paying more tax’! This is an oxymoron of action. Something like standing in a queue for three hours to pay a tax! Hope this would lessen the amount of work that taxpayers do!

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Non-resident expats’ salary paid in India won’t face tax

The Authority of Advance Rulings (AAR) has held that the salary income of a nonresident individual for services rendered overseas cannot be taxed in India, even when such salary is paid into a bank account in India. It is not the country of origin, but the number of days’ stay in India, which determine whether a person will be a resident or non-resident for tax purposes. Unlike a tribunal or court order, a ruling by AAR, a quasi-judicial body, does not set a precedent. But it does have persuasive value and is well-considered. Thus, the ruling may benefit expat workers, in particular the over one lakh Indian workers who work in the US, largely on H1B visas.

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