Goods and Services Tax integrates central and state indirect levies under a unified dual-structure and common compliance framework. GST is a destination based indirect tax consolidating central and state indirect levies into a dual structure with Central, State and Integrated Tax; it prescribes levy mechanisms including Reverse Charge and Composition Levy, detailed rules on Time of Supply and valuation across scenarios, comprehensive invoicing and documentary requirements, and mechanisms for claiming and reversing Input Tax Credit, together with electronic ledgeration, TDS/TCS provisions and e way bill procedures under uniform law and a common compliance portal.
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Goods and Services Tax integrates central and state indirect levies under a unified dual-structure and common compliance framework.
GST is a destination based indirect tax consolidating central and state indirect levies into a dual structure with Central, State and Integrated Tax; it prescribes levy mechanisms including Reverse Charge and Composition Levy, detailed rules on Time of Supply and valuation across scenarios, comprehensive invoicing and documentary requirements, and mechanisms for claiming and reversing Input Tax Credit, together with electronic ledgeration, TDS/TCS provisions and e way bill procedures under uniform law and a common compliance portal.
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