GST taxpayers get relief in implementation of e-invoice

 As per twitter handle of CBIC , One time relaxation has been given in implementation of E-Invoice Provisions for the month of October, 2020. Read  full press release below:-

Tax collected at Source on sale of Goods effective from 01^st October 2020

Due date for filing Annual return and audit report under GST has been extended, tax payer got some relaxation however new compliance requirement has been introduced which is applicable from 01^st October 2020 i.e. tax to be collected at source on sale of goods.

Vide Finance Bill, 2020 sub-section (1H) of section 206C of the Income Tax Act has been introduced which has proposed for tax collection at source (‘TCS’ ,will use it in remaining part of post), originally it was scheduled to be effective from 01.04.2020 but later has been provided that section will be effective from 01.10.2020.

I am just trying to explain it in frequently asked question (FAQ) format, hope that it will make easy to understand and comply with Law:- 

The last date for furnishing of Annual Return in the FORM GSTR-9 and Reconciliation Statement in FORM GSTR-9C for F.Y. 2018-19

Govt. has further extended the time limit to furnish Annual Return (Form GSTR-9/9A) and Reconciliation Statement (Form GSTR-9C) for the financial year 2018-19 from September 30, 2020 to October 31, 2020.

Notification No. 69/2020 – Central Tax, dated 30-9-2020

 Do you need to file ITR even your total income did not exceed the basic exemption limits? 

Yes, From Assessment Year 2020-21 it mandatory to file ITR for an assessee  who is not a company or a firm but who otherwise is not liable to file Income Tax Return of Income, if he or she satisfy any of the condition during the previous year:-

Part-7- Changes in provisions regarding Tax Incentives-Know Important changes in Income Tax Act -Before Filing ITR for Assessment Year 2020-21

Changes in provisions regarding Tax Incentives

So far I have covered the changes which are made in exempt income, salary income, house property income and income from business or profession, now going to explain the changes which are applicable in "Capital Gain".i.e. profit or loss which arise when someone sale any capital asset.

Earlier part of the article you can access by clicking following links:-

            (1 ) Rate of Income Tax for the Assessment year 2020-21                        (Read Part -1 here)

            (2)"Exempt income" i.e. Income which do not part of Total Income  (Read Part -2 here) 

            (3) Changes in the head "Income from Salary"                                     (Read Part -3 here)

            (4) Changes in "Income from House Property"                                (Read Part-4 here ) 

            (5) Changes in "Profits or gains from Business or profession                  (Read Part-5) 

            (6)  Part-6- change applicable in Capital gain                                          (Read Part-6)