Accumulated ITC under GST 2.0: A Practical Guide for MSMEs

With the introduction of GST 2.0 and rate rationalisation, many businesses are encountering a new and unexpected challenge. While GST rates on finished goods were reduced to improve affordability for consumers, GST on inputs and services has largely remained unchanged. This mismatch has resulted in a growing accumulation of Input Tax Credit (ITC), particularly for businesses operating at GST rates of 5% or lower. For…

Understanding Input Tax Credit on Capital Goods under GST

Capital goods under GST refer to assets such as machinery, equipment, or vehicles that are used or intended to be used in the course or furtherance of business and that provide economic benefits over a period of more than one year. These assets are in the nature of long-term investments that contribute to income generation and are not consumed immediately in the normal course of…

Why GST Compliance Will Soon Be Decided by Data Accuracy

GST in India is steadily moving toward a system-driven, automated compliance environment, where returns will be generated automatically and taxpayers will mainly review and confirm data instead of preparing or editing returns. In this evolving ecosystem, the accuracy and quality of the data you submit today will determine how seamless your GST compliance becomes tomorrow. 1. Automated Returns and the Direction GST Is Headed The…