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    Basics Of Gst In India A Comprehensive Study

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    Basics Of Gst In India A Comprehensive Study

    Basics Of Gst In India A Comprehensive Study
    Last updated 6/2021
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 4.11 GB | Duration: 11h 58m

    Gain insight into Theoretical as well as Practical angle of GST from this course based on CA Intermediate Syllabus

    What you'll learn
    Understand Basics of GST
    Apply GST in Practice
    Requirements
    Basic knowledge of Accounting
    Description
    Note: Please check course curriculum before purchasing, as the contents are added gradually only. Satisfy yourself about the video lectures added so far and ensure it meets your requirement.
    Welcome to this course Basics of GST in India A Comprehensive Study. 
    India had its one of the major tax reforms since its independence. Yes! That's Goods and Services Tax (GST) implemented with effect from 1st July 2017. GST is the value added tax levied on Manufacture, Sale and Consumption of Goods and Services. Almost every business units taxable under GST are affected. There is a wide knowledge gap and i am sure this course will help you to fill that gap.
    In this course you will learn, 
    a) Background of GST in India
    b) What are Direct and Indirect Taxes
    c) Framework of GST Introduced in India
     d) Benefits of GST
    e) What is Supply under GST?
    f) Charge of GST
    g) Exemptions from GST
    h) Time and Value of Supply
    i) Input Tax Credit
    j) Registration under GST
    k) Tax Invoices
    l) Debit and Credit Note
    m) Payment of Tax
    n) Returns
    All the above concepts will taught with sufficient practical examples.
    This course has been structured in self paced learning style. Listen to this course with your headsets attached to your device and if possible make note of key provisions and points in note book for effective revision.
    See you inside the course.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction to GST in India

    Lecture 1 GST in India An Introduction

    Lecture 2 Features of Indirect Taxes

    Lecture 3 Genesis of GST in India

    Lecture 4 Concept of GST

    Section 2: Framework of GST in India

    Lecture 5 Dual GST and CGST / SGST / UTGST / IGST

    Lecture 6 Legislative Framework for GST

    Lecture 7 Classification of Goods and Services HSN Code

    Lecture 8 Registration

    Lecture 9 Composition Scheme

    Lecture 10 Exemptions

    Lecture 11 Manner of utilisation of Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 12 Seamless flow of Credit

    Lecture 13 GST Common Portal

    Lecture 14 GSP / ASP in GST

    Lecture 15 What is GST Compensation Cess?

    Lecture 16 Goods not subjected to GST

    Lecture 17 Taxes subsumed in GST

    Lecture 18 Benefits of GST

    Section 3: Simple Case Studies on Intra State and Interstate GST

    Lecture 19 Example for Intra State Supply

    Lecture 20 Example for Inter State Supply

    Section 4: Constitutional Provisions

    Lecture 21 Constitutional Provisions

    Lecture 22 Article 265 & Article 245

    Lecture 23 Seventh Schedule to Article 246

    Lecture 24 Article 269A Levy and Collection of GST on Inter State Supply

    Lecture 25 Definition of Goods and Service Tax, Services, State and Goods under Article 366

    Lecture 26 GST Council Article 279A

    Section 5: Registration

    Lecture 27 Registration under Indirect Tax Regime

    Lecture 28 GST Registration - An Intro

    Lecture 29 Definition of Agent and Place of Business

    Lecture 30 Definition of Agriculturist and Exempt Supply

    Lecture 31 Definition of Business

    Lecture 32 Defintion of Fixed Establishment

    Lecture 33 Persons liable for Registration

    Lecture 34 Analysis of Aggregagte Turnover

    Lecture 35 Simple Case Studies based on Aggregate Turnover

    Lecture 36 Analysis of Section 22 Persons liable for Registration

    Lecture 37 Compulsory Registration in certain cases Sec 24

    Lecture 38 Taxable Person

    Lecture 39 Persons not liable for registration

    Lecture 40 Procedure for GST Registration Sec 25

    Lecture 41 Deemed Registration Sec 26

    Lecture 42 Special Provisions for Casual Taxable Person and Non Resident Taxable Person

    Lecture 43 Analysis of Registration

    Lecture 44 Analysis of Voluntary Registration

    Lecture 45 Analysis of Distinct Persons / Establishment of Disticnt Persons

    Lecture 46 PAN & UIN in GST

    Lecture 47 Suo motu registration by Proper Officer (Sec 25(8) read with Rule 16)

    Lecture 48 Analysis of Procedure for Registration

    Lecture 49 Application for registration by SEZ

    Lecture 50 GST Registration Procedure Diagram

    Lecture 51 Information required while filing application for registration

    Lecture 52 Physical Verification of Business Premises after Grant of Registration

    Lecture 53 Display of Registration Certificate & GSTIN on Name Board

    Lecture 54 Effective Date of Registration

    Lecture 55 Special Provisions for Grant of Registration - Casual Taxable Person and Non Res

    Section 6: Amendment of Registration

    Lecture 56 Amendment of Registration Sec 28

    Lecture 57 Analysis of Provisions relating to Amendment of Registration

    Lecture 58 Permission of Proper Officer for Amendment in Registration

    Lecture 59 Flow of Request & Approval for Change in GST Registration

    Section 7: Cancellation of Registration

    Lecture 60 Cancellation of Registration Sec 29

    Lecture 61 Recovation of Cancellation of Registration Sec 30

    Lecture 62 Analysis of Circumstances when GST Registration is liable for cancellation

    Lecture 63 Analysis of Procedure for Cancellation of Registration

    Lecture 64 Analayis of Reversal of Credit

    Lecture 65 Other critical points in Cancellation

    Lecture 66 Analysis of Revocation of Cancellation of Registration

    Section 8: Supply under GST

    Lecture 67 Introduction to Supply under GSt

    Lecture 68 Defintion of Goods wrt GST

    Lecture 69 Defintion of Agent wrt GST

    Lecture 70 Defintion of Business wrt GST

    Lecture 71 Defintion of Principal and Consideration wrt GST

    Lecture 72 Defintion of Actionable Claim wrt GST

    Lecture 73 Defintion of Manufacture wrt GST

    Lecture 74 Definition of Money wrt GST

    Lecture 75 Defintion of Taxable Supply & Taxable Territory wrt GST

    Lecture 76 Defintion of Person wrt GST

    Lecture 77 Definiton of Recipient wrt GST

    Lecture 78 Defintion of Services wrt GST

    Lecture 79 Defintion of Supplier wrt GST

    Lecture 80 Statutory Provisions related to Concept of Supply

    Lecture 81 Meaning and Scope of Supply as per Section 7

    Lecture 82 Supply for consideration in courser of furtherance of business (Sec 7(1)(a)

    Lecture 83 Sale and Transfer as Mode of Supply

    Lecture 84 Barter and Exchange as Mode of Supply

    Lecture 85 License, Lease, Rental as Mode of Supply

    Lecture 86 Consideration

    Lecture 87 In Course of Furtherance of Business

    Lecture 88 Supply by a Taxable Person in GST

    Lecture 89 Importation of Services for consideration whether or not in course or furtheranc

    Lecture 90 Deemed Supply (Supply without consideration Sec 7(1)©

    Lecture 91 Permanent Transfer / Disposal of Business Assets

    Lecture 92 Supply between related person or distinct persons

    Lecture 93 Gifts by Employer to Employee and its GST Impact

    Lecture 94 Supply between Principal and Agent and impact on GST

    Lecture 95 Importation of Services and its impact on GST

    Lecture 96 Activities to be treated as supply of goods or services (Sec 7(1)(d)

    Lecture 97 Transfer - Supply of Service / Goods under GST?

    Lecture 98 Land and Building lease / rental - Supply of Service / Goods under GST?

    Lecture 99 Treatment or Process - Supply of Service / Goods under GST?

    Lecture 100 Transfer of Business Assets - Supply of Service / Goods under GST?

    Lecture 101 Renting of Immoveble Property, Constrution - Supply of Service / Goods under GST

    Lecture 102 IPR & IT Software - Supply of Service / Goods under GST?

    Lecture 103 Agreeing to Obligation & Transfer of Right to Use - Supply of Service / Goods un

    Lecture 104 Composite Supplies - Supply of Service / Goods under GST?

    Lecture 105 Supply of Goods by Unincorporated Association / Body of Persons - Supply of Serv

    Lecture 106 Tax Liability on Composite & Mixed Supplies

    Lecture 107 Analysis of Composite & Mixed Supply

    Lecture 108 What is Composite Supply and how to determine Tax Liability?

    Lecture 109 Mixed Suppy and its Tax Treatment

    Section 9: Tax Invoice, Credit & Debit Notes

    Lecture 110 Introduction to Invoices under GST Regime

    Lecture 111 Defintion of Credit Note, Debit Note & Continuous Supply of Goods & Services

    Lecture 112 Defintion of Document & Exempt Supply

    Lecture 113 Preamble of Section 31 Tax Invoice

    Lecture 114 When to Invoice Supply of taxable goods in GST?

    Lecture 115 When to Invoice Supply of taxable services in GST?

    Lecture 116 When to Invoice Continous Supply of Goods in GST?

    Lecture 117 When to Invoice Continous Suppy of Services in GST?

    Lecture 118 When to Invoice if supply of service ceases before completion of supply?

    Lecture 119 When to Invoice if Goods are sent / taken on approval for Sale or Return?

    Lecture 120 Time limit for issuance of Revised Invoice from Effective Date of Registration

    Lecture 121 Whether Tax Invoice required for supply less than Rs.200?

    Lecture 122 Invoice Provisions relevant for person paying Tax under Section 10?

    Lecture 123 What are the documents to be issued when advance received / advance recevied ser

    Lecture 124 Provisions regarding issuance of Invoice / Payment Voucher for supply received f

    Lecture 125 Analyis of Tax Invoice

    Lecture 126 Analysis of Time limit for Issuance of GST Invoice by Registered Person supplyin

    Lecture 127 Analysis of Time limit for Issuance of GST Invoice by Registered Person supplyin

    Lecture 128 Time limit for issuance of Invoice for Taxable Services between Distinct Persons

    Lecture 129 Examples for Time limit for Issue of Invoice

    Lecture 130 Particulars of GST Tax Invoice

    Lecture 131 Who should mention HSN Code and how it should be numbered?

    Lecture 132 Manner of Issuing GST Invoice

    Lecture 133 Revised Tax Invoice under GST

    Lecture 134 When Tax Invoice need not be issued under GST?

    Lecture 135 When Consolidated Invoice can be issued under GST?

    Lecture 136 What is Bill of Supply in GST?

    Lecture 137 What is Receipt Voucher in GST?

    Lecture 138 What is Refund Vouhcer in GST?

    Lecture 139 Issue of Invoice and Payment Voucher by Recipient under Reverse Charge Mechanism

    Lecture 140 Supplier permitted to issue any document other than Tax invoice

    Lecture 141 Delivery challan

    Lecture 142 Goods transported in SKD/CKD condition

    Lecture 143 Credit note

    Lecture 144 Debit Note

    Section 10: Levy & Collection

    Lecture 145 Introduction to Levy & collection of GST

    Lecture 146 Composition Levy

    Lecture 147 Case 1 Composition Levy

    Lecture 148 Case 2 Composition Levy

    Lecture 149 Case 3 Composition Levy

    Lecture 150 Case 4 Composition Levy

    Lecture 151 Case 5 Composition Levy

    Lecture 152 Conditions & Restrictions for composition Levy

    Lecture 153 Intimation for composition Levy & Effective Date

    Lecture 154 Case study - Effective Date of Registration for Composition Levy

    Lecture 155 Composition Rate of Tax

    Lecture 156 Validity of Composition Levy

    Lecture 157 Filing of Return under composition Levy

    Lecture 158 Various forms for composition levy

    Lecture 159 Power to Grant Exemption from Tax

    Lecture 160 Exampt Supply

    Lecture 161 Case 6 composition Levy

    Lecture 162 Case 7 composition Levy

    Lecture 163 Absolute, Conditional & Eremption by Special order

    Lecture 164 Goods & services exemted from GST

    Lecture 165 Case study on GST liability

    Lecture 166 list of service exempt from IGST

    Lecture 167 Services received by NGo & its taxability

    Lecture 168 Tax ability of NGO Case study

    Lecture 169 Taxability on services by way of Transfer of going conern

    Lecture 170 Taxability of services provided in relation to fuction entrusted to panchayat/ m

    Lecture 171 list of services specifically exempted

    Lecture 172 case study 1 Exempted services

    Lecture 173 Case study 2 Exempted Services

    Lecture 174 Case 3 Exempted supply

    Lecture 175 GST on penalty?

    Lecture 176 Exemption for Pure Labour Services for Housing Scheme

    Lecture 177 Exemption for construction (single residence) and renting of residence

    Lecture 178 Taxability of Renting of Residential House

    Lecture 179 Taxability of Religious / Charitable Activities

    Lecture 180 Case 1 Taxability of Religious / Charitable Activities

    Lecture 181 Case 2 Taxability of Religious / Charitable Activities

    Lecture 182 Taxability of Services provided by Hotels, Inn, Guest House, Club, Camp Site, et

    Lecture 183 Case 1 Taxability of Services provided by Hotels, Inn, Guest House, Club, Camp S

    Lecture 184 GST Liability computation for last problem

    Lecture 185 Introduction to Reverse Charge Mechanism

    Lecture 186 Reverse charge when goods are supplied by Goods Transport Agency (GTA)

    Lecture 187 Other category of supply of service under Reverse Charge - Part 1

    Lecture 188 Other category of supply of service under Reverse Charge - Part 2

    Lecture 189 Reverse charge - Supply of specified categories of goods

    Section 11: Accounts & Records Under GST

    Lecture 190 Accounts & Records Part 1

    Lecture 191 Accounts & Records Rule 56 (1) (2) & (3)

    Lecture 192 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(4)

    Lecture 193 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(5)

    Lecture 194 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(6) & (7)

    Lecture 195 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(8)

    Lecture 196 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(9) & (10)

    Lecture 197 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(11)

    Lecture 198 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(12) & (13)

    Lecture 199 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(14)

    Lecture 200 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(15) & (16)

    Lecture 201 Accounts & Records Under Rule 56(17) & (18)

    Lecture 202 Compulsory Audit under GST

    Lecture 203 Period for Retention of Accounts

    Section 12: Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 204 Introduction to Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 205 Defintion of Input, Input Service, Input Tax & Input Credit

    Lecture 206 Overview of Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 207 Eligibility to avail Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 208 Step by step approach of flow of Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 209 Utilisation of Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 210 Computaton of Tax Liability after GST Set Off

    Lecture 211 Conditions for taking Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 212 Depreciation claimed on Tax Component - ITC Not available

    Lecture 213 Time limit available for claiming ITC

    Lecture 214 Tax Invoice / Debit Note for claiming ITC

    Lecture 215 Case Study - No ITC on tax paid under demand on account of fraud / wilful missta

    Lecture 216 No ITC on Advance Payments

    Lecture 217 Case Study - ITC on Goods received in Installments

    Lecture 218 Case Study - ITC on tax paid under demand on account of fraud

    Lecture 219 Return u/s 39 must for claiming ITC

    Lecture 220 Reversal of Input Tax Credit - Explanation & Case Study

    Lecture 221 Case Study - ITC Claim Date

    Lecture 222 Apportionment of Input Tax Credit

    Lecture 223 Methodology of Apportionment of Credits on Inputs & Input Services & Reversal

    Section 13: Audit Under GST

    Lecture 224 Introduction to Audit under GST

    Lecture 225 Audit by Chartered Accountant or cost Accountant

    Lecture 226 Audit by Tax Authorities (GST)

    Lecture 227 Special Audit under GST

    Section 14: Payment of Tax

    Lecture 228 Electronic Cash Ledger - An Introduction

    Lecture 229 What is CPIN / CIN / BRN / E-FPB

    Lecture 230 Manner of utilising amount reflected in Electronic Cash Ledger

    Lecture 231 Electronic Credit Ledger - An Introduction

    Lecture 232 Manner of Utilisation of Input Tax Credit - Example

    Lecture 233 Electronic Liability Register

    Lecture 234 Interest on delayed payment of GST

    Lecture 235 Tax wrongfully collected and Paid to Central Government / State Goverment - Solu

    Section 15: Returns

    Lecture 236 Introduction to Returns

    Lecture 237 Furnishing Details of Outward Supplies

    Lecture 238 Details of Outward Supplies to be furnished in GSTR-1

    Lecture 239 Amendment of Details of Outward Supply furnished in prior periods

    Lecture 240 GSTR-1 Miscellaneous Points

    Lecture 241 Return under section 39 (GSTR 3)

    Lecture 242 Cancellation fo Registration of Taxable Person (Composition / Others)

    Lecture 243 GSTR-5 Return for Non Resident Taxable Persons

    Lecture 244 TDS in GST

    Lecture 245 GSTR-9 Annual Return (Sec 44)

    Lecture 246 GSTR-11 Details of Inward Supplies of persons having UIN

    Lecture 247 Default in furnishin return [Sec 46 & 47]

    Lecture 248 GST Practioners (Sec 48)

    Lecture 249 What is the procedure for enrolment as GSTP?

    Section 16: TAX INVOICE; CREDIT AND DEBIT NOTES; E-WAY BILL

    Lecture 250 Introduction to Tax Invoice

    Lecture 251 Time limit for issuing tax invoice for supply of taxable goods

    Lecture 252 Time limit for issuing tax invoice for supply of taxable services

    Lecture 253 When Invoice should be issued in case of cessation of services before completion

    Lecture 254 When tax invoice shoudl be issued in case of Goods sent on Approval Basis

    Lecture 255 Bonus Lecture

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