Can anyone answer these questions on The United States Constitution?
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How do I register for the GST online?
Every dealer whose Annual turnover exceeds Rs 20 lakh (for special states, the amount is Rs 10 lakh) has to register for GST.Here is a step-by-step guide on how to complete registration process online on the GST Portal–Step 1 – Go to GST portal. Click on Register Now under Taxpayers (Normal)Step 2 – Enter the following details in Part A –Select New RegistrationIn the drop-down under I am a – select TaxpayerSelect State and District from the drop downEnter the Name of Business and PAN of the businessKey in the Email Address and Mobile Number. The registered email id and mobile number will receive the OTPs.Click on ProceedStep 3 – Enter the OTP received on the email and mobile. Click on Continue. If you have not received the OTP click on Resend OTP.Step 4 – You will receive the Temporary Reference Number (TRN) now. This will also be sent to your email and mobile. Note down the TRN.Step 5 – Once again go to GST portal. Click on Register Now.Step 6 – Select Temporary Reference Number (TRN). Enter the TRN and the captcha code and click on Proceed.Step 7 – You will receive an OTP on the registered mobile and email. Enter the OTP and click on ProceedGet expert assistance to register your business under GST◉ Plans starting from Rs. 1,999/- ◉ Get registration done in just 3 daysKnow MoreStep 8 -You will see that the status of the application is shown as drafts. Click on Edit Icon.Step 9 – Part B has 10 sections. Fill in all the details and submit appropriate documents.Here is the list of documents you need to keep handy while applying for GST registration-PhotographsConstitution of the taxpayerProof for the place of businessBank account detailsAuthorization formStep 10 – Once all the details are filled in go to the Verification page. Tick on the declaration and submit the application using any of the following ways –Companies must submit application using DSCUsing e-Sign – OTP will be sent to Aadhaar registered numberUsing EVC – OTP will be sent to the registered mobileStep 11 – A success message is displayed and Application Reference Number(ARN) is sent to registered email and mobile.You can check the ARN status for your registration by entering the ARN in GST Portal.
What documents will I need for GST registration?
Documents required for GST registration:A. Photographs wherever specified in the application form. But this requirement varies as per the nature of the business. In case of a:1. Propriety Concern – the photo of the proprietor is required.2. Partnership Firm / LLP – the photos of only 10 partners including that of Managing Partners are required and the personal details of all partners are needed.3. Hindu Undivided Family – the photo of Karta is required.4. Company – the photo of Managing Director or the Authorised Person.5. Trust – the photo of Managing Trustee Association or person or Body of Individual- the photos of only ten Members along with the photo of chairman are required but the personal details of all members are required.6. Local Authority or a Statutory Body – the photo of the CEO or his equivalent is required.7. Others – the photos of persons in charge are required.B. Constitution of the taxpayerThis again matters depending upon the nature of the business. In the case of a:1. Partnership Firm – the Partnership Deed2. Society, Trust, Club, Government Department, Association of persons or Body of Individual, Local Authority, Statutory Body and3. Others – the Registration Certificate and Proof of ConstitutionC. Proof of Principal/Additional Place of Business: This matter depends upon the ownership of premises. In case of:1. Own Premises – Any document in support of the ownership premises is required like Latest Property Tax Receipt or Municipal Khata Copy or Copy of Electricity Bill.2. Rented / Lease Premises – a copy of the valid Rent/lease agreement along with any document supporting the ownership of the premises of the Lessor like Latest Property Tax Receipt or Municipal Khata Copy or copy of Electricity Bill.3. For any Premises that is neither owned nor rented and for Shared Property – A copy of the consent letter with any document which supports the ownership of the premises of the Consenter like Municipal Khata copy or Electricity Bill Copy is required.D. Bank Account Related ProofThe following documents are required:1. A scanned copy of the first page of the Bank Passbook/One page of Bank Statement.2. An opening page of the Bank Passbook which is held in the name of the proprietor/business.3. One of the most important information to be provided is the: Account No Name of the Account Holder MICR IFSC Branch Details
What are the documents required for GST registration in India?
The list of documents required for each form of business is different. Therefor we will discuss documents required for GST registration for each of the form of business.1. Documents required for Private Limited Company/Public Company/One person company under GST are as fololows-Company documentsPAN card of the companyRegistration Certificate of the companyMemorandum of Association (MOA) /Articles of Association (AOA)Copy of Bank StatementDeclaration to comply with the provisionsCopy of Board resolutionDocuments related to directors-PAN and ID proof of directorsRegistered Office documents-Copy of electricity bill/landline bill, water BillNo objection certificate of the ownerRent agreement (if premises are rented)2. Documents required for Limited Liability Partnerships under GST--LLP documentsPAN card of the LLPRegistration Certificate of the LLPLLP Partnership agreementCopy of Bank Statement of the LLPDeclaration to comply with the provisionsCopy of Board resolutionDocuments related to designated partnersPAN and ID proof of designated partnersDocuments of registered Office -Copy of electricity bill/landline bill, water BillNo objection certificate of the ownerRent agreement (in case premises are rented)3. Documents required for Normal Partnerships under GSTPartnership documents-PAN card of the PartnershipPartnership DeedCopy of Bank StatementDeclaration to comply with the provisionsRelated documents of partners-PAN and ID proof of designated partners-Documents registered office-Copy of electricity bill/landline bill, water BillNo objection certificate of the ownerRent agreement (in case premises are rented)4. Documents required for Sole proprietorship/Individual under GST-Documents of individual-PAN card and ID proof of the individual.Copy of Cancelled cheque or bank statement.Declaration to comply with the provisions.Registered Office documents-Copy of electricity bill/landline bill, water BillNo objection certificate of the ownerRent agreement (in case premises are rentedPre-requisite Documents/Information Required for GST enrollment are:Provisional ID received from State/ Central AuthoritiesPassword received from the State/ Central AuthoritiesValid E-mail AddressValid Mobile NumberBank Account NumberBank IFSC
Can a builder charge both the GST and stamp duty for a flat under construction?
GST and Stamp Duty are 2 different things. As per the GST law the projects under construction attracts 12 % get of the basic cost of the flat . The builder is liable to collect the 12% GST from the flat Buyer of a under construction flat and pay it to the Govt.For a Ready Possession OC received Project there is no GST.Since the GST of 12% is very high and is affecting the overall cost of the flat, and also it is impacting the already slow real estate market therefore many builders are absorbing 5 to 6 % of GST and are charging only 6 to 7 % of GST on the basic flat value as they get GSTn return upto 5 to 6 % of GST refund as input tax on various materials used for construction , which they pass on to the buyers.As far as stamp duty is concerned it is a respective state govts tax and while registering the sale agreement you have to pay stamp duty as per the ready reckoner rates of the respective states and registration charges.Therefore it is builder who charges GST from Buyer and pay backs to Govt. And It is the BUYER who pays stamp duty and registration charges to govt.
Does a landlord's excessive delay in providing utility bills for payment, reduce or negate the tenant's requirement to pay those bills?
Hahaha you are funny, I’ve seen this before from tenants, and they get all tough about it. Now there are 2 proper ways to handle this, both require a bit of give on your part so the landlord does not take. AND TRUST ME I WOULD TAKE.Step 1, politely ask the landlord for the bill as soon as possible and make an excuse for it. this works 99% of the timeORStep 2, tell him you would love the whole bill to come ( mailed from power company) to your home and you will pay your share ASAP to him on rent due date. this does not always workNOW I will tell you what does not work.leases, when done correctly, don’t have a specific due date about those separate bills of when the landlord has to present the bill, but have a specific due date on when you have to pay the landlord period on any bill ( so I give you the electric bill of january 1 on june 1, you need to pay it by july 1 ) …..here’s what happens when you get heavy with the landlord or the landlords rep, Your lease at the end for a renewal is full market, with no discount and if you don’t like it, holdover rate will apply. Why? because you are not welcomed anymore and negotiations have ended.Ever see that 60 day notice on a lease? it’s because the landlord want to know what his renewal status is with you. if people understood what the rights of a tenant are and a landlord are, you both would have better lives. slum lords get a way with bad shit, and mom / pop’s get sues up the butt for being good.Now, recently I’ve come to understand that a landlord can report the late payments from tenant’s. that’s going to move your grace periods from 5 days to 1 day. or soon to zero.
Do I have to file a nil GST return if my business activity is zero? If yes, where?
Every person registered under GST will have to file returns in some form or other. A registered person will have to file returns either monthly (normal supplier) or quarterly basis (Supplier opting for composition scheme). An ISD will have to file monthly returns showing details of credit distributed during the particular month. A person required to deduct tax (TDS) and persons required to collect tax (TCS) will also have to file monthly returns showing the amount deducted/collected and other details as may be prescribed. A non-resident taxable person will also have to file returns for the period of activity undertaken.Manner to file the return:Taxpayers will have various modes to file the statements and returns. Firstly,they can file their statement and returns directly on the Common Portal online. However, this may be tedious and time consuming for taxpayers with large number of invoices. For such taxpayers, an offline utility will be provided that can be used for preparing the statements offline after downloading the auto populated details and uploading them on the Common Portal. GSTN has also developed an ecosystem of GST Suvidha Providers (GSP) that will integrate with the Common Portal.Hope it will helpful.