Causal Taxpayers Registration Goes Live On GSTN Portal ?

Casual taxpayers who conduct businesses occasionally can now register for the goods and services tax (GST), which will allow them to execute work that comes their way once in a while.
A taxpayer must go for registration as casual tax payer at least five working days prior to the commencement of business. A casual taxpayer is a person who occasionally undertakes business transactions in a state or union territory where she has no place of business. A tax payer will also have the option to extend the registration duration once for a maximum of 90 days before the expiry of the initial 90-day period for which registration was granted in doing business in India.

Rather than registering as a regular taxpayer and being required to file ‘nil’ returns during off business months, casual taxpayers can enrol for a limited period of time, GSTN noted in its statement. After a taxpayer has opted to register as a ‘casual taxpayer’, a challan has to be generated after giving estimated values of supplies and tax and cess liability during the period of registration. The taxpayer has to make advance tax payment using the payment modes available at the GST portal, thereby completing the second stage of registration, it added in company formation in Delhi.

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How GST Will Impact The Wallet Of The Common Man.

Since the passing of the GST Constitutional Bill by the Rajya Sabha in August last year, the country has been preparing itself for the new tax regime. The new GST law is India?s biggest tax reform initiative which is expected to improve compliance levels, increase government revenue in company registration in India and create a common playing field for businesses by amalgamating a host of central and local taxes.

The present rate of service tax is 15 percent and is applicable to most of the services, excluding essential ones like cultural activities, ambulance services, and certain pilgrimages and sports events. Under Goods and Service Tax, this rate would increase to 18 percent making the services more costly. For some goods like edible oil, textiles, etc. the excise duty is nil and the VAT in several states is 5 percent. Hence, the total cost of such goods is close to 8%-9%. With GST, the cost of such goods is likely to increase and this might put a hole in the budget of a common man to wholly owned subsidiary in India.

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Revenue Department Allows More Time For GST Registration Till April.

"So far, 74 per cent of the VAT assessees have migrated to the GSTN portal, while only 28 per cent of the excise and service tax assesses have enrolled for the new regime. We are going to buck up now and I have asked the department to complete the enrolment process with company registration in India.
Out of the 80 lakh assesses, some may not require registration a new company in India under the GST as they are below the threshold of Rs 20 lakh for GST levy. At present, VAT and service tax assessees with turnover of Rs 10 lakh are required to get themselves registered with states and the Centre, respectively.

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Understanding Incorporation Requirements

 In order to incorporate a business, you must file a company formation documents with the state of the government. Unlike a sole ownership or general partnership certificate, both of which are form as soon as the owner or owners conducting business, a corporation law or LLC must be created with the state, and each state has its own incorporate requirements.

Regardless of whether you are forming a Corporation or a corporation company the company incorporation documentary is called the Articles of Incorporation or Certificate of Incorporation. This document provides the state with necessary information on your business. The information included of Incorporation is a matter of public record, meaning that anyone can access it.

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Govt To Centralise New Company Registration Process to Improve Ease of Doing Business

In a significant step towards improving the ease of doing business, the Corporate Affairs Ministry will soon centralise the whole process related to registering a new company and strive to complete the processing within a day in wholly owned subsidiary in India.

The Central Registration Centre (CRC) to speed up services for incorporation of companies, set up by the Corporate Affairs Ministry, is already functional in business registration in gurgaon.

The Ministry, which is implementing the Companies Act, has been taking various measures to further improve the ease of doing business in the country, a priority of the current government.

Continuing the efforts, CRC would now carry out the processing and disposal of e-forms and all related matters pertaining to registration of companies.

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