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_aGarg, Rakesh _922819 |
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245 | _aMigration to GST: Enrolment, Transition and Safeguards | ||
250 | _a2nd ed | ||
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_bBloomsbury Publishing India Pvt. Ltd. _c2017 _aNew Delhi |
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300 | _a219p | ||
500 | _aChapter 1: Existing Indirect Tax Structure in India Chapter 2: GST – Concept, Features and Advantages Chapter 3: Taxes or Duties to be Subsumed in the GST Chapter 4: Incidence of Tax, Rates of GST, Exemptions and Zero Rated Supply Chapter 5: Liability for Registration under GST and Determination of GST Chapter 6: Enrolment in GST – Transition Chapter 7: Eligibility of Unutilized Tax Credit – Transitional Provisions Chapter 8: Output Tax, Revision of Returns and Return of Goods – Transitional Provisions Chapter 9: Job Work – Transitional Provisions Chapter 10: Refund Claims – Transitional Provisions Chapter 11: Assessment, Adjudication, Appeal, Etc. – Transitional Provisions Chapter 12: Transitional Provisions – Not Covered in Earlier Chapters Chapter 13: Closing Stock in Hand on the Appointed Day Chapter 14: Impact on Industry Chapter 15: Safeguards and Precautions | ||
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_aGoods and Services Tax _934198 |
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_aGarg, Sandeep _98822 |
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