State tax on first supplies by eligible small suppliers imposes special billing, prohibits collection, and denies input tax credit. State tax is notified at a concessional rate for first supplies of goods or services up to an aggregate turnover threshold in a financial year by a registered person subject to conditions: prior year turnover within threshold, ineligibility for composition, no exempt or inter State supplies, not a casual/non resident person, no supplies through specified e commerce operators, and exclusion of specified goods in the annexure. Optioning suppliers must not collect tax, cannot claim input tax credit, must issue a bill of supply with a prescribed declaration, and remain liable for tax on specified outward and certain inward supplies. Notification effective 1 April 2019.
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State tax on first supplies by eligible small suppliers imposes special billing, prohibits collection, and denies input tax credit.
State tax is notified at a concessional rate for first supplies of goods or services up to an aggregate turnover threshold in a financial year by a registered person subject to conditions: prior year turnover within threshold, ineligibility for composition, no exempt or inter State supplies, not a casual/non resident person, no supplies through specified e commerce operators, and exclusion of specified goods in the annexure. Optioning suppliers must not collect tax, cannot claim input tax credit, must issue a bill of supply with a prescribed declaration, and remain liable for tax on specified outward and certain inward supplies. Notification effective 1 April 2019.
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