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    ALL ABOUT COMPOSITION SCHEME IN GST Composition scheme is a convenient way for the small taxpayers in order to escape from too many GST formalities and pay the tax at a fixed rate based on their business turnover. Under this scheme, a taxpayer will pay tax as a percentage of his/her turnover during the financial year without the benefit of Input Tax Credit. A taxpayer opting for composition scheme will not collect any tax from his/her customers. When the eligible taxpayer is opting for the Composition Scheme under GST, a taxpayer has to file a summarized returns on a quarterly basis, instead of three monthly returns (as is applicable for normal businesses). Key Features  Eligibility: Turnover must be below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for North-Eastern States)  Tax rate: Fixed tax rate on the total sales turnover  Input Tax Credit: Not eligible for Input Tax Credit  Place of supply: Applies only to the Intra-State supplies  Return: No monthly filing, only Quarterly returns  Billing: Issues Bill of Supply & not tax invoice Who can avail composition scheme? (Eligibility)  Only those persons who fulfill all the following are eligible to apply for composition scheme:  Deals only in the intra-state supply of goods (or service of only restaurant sector).  Does not supply goods not leviable to tax.  have an annual turnover below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for north-eastern states) in preceding financial year.  He shall pay tax at normal rates in case he is liable under reverse charge mechanism.  Not supplying through e-commerce operator.  Not a manufacturer of o ice cream, o pan masala or o tobacco (and its substitutes). Why should you opt for composition scheme under GST?  No requirement to maintain records  Hassle free payments of tax at single rate  Filing monthly returns is a costly and cumbersome process that may just be asking too much from a small dealer trying to grow a business Tax Rate under Composition Effective from 1st January 2018 (01.01.18) Rate CGST (%) SGST (%) Total (%) Manufacturer 0.5% 0.5% 1% Traders 0.25% 0.25% 0.5% Restaurants 2.50% 2.50% 5% Process to get registered as Composite Taxpayer There can be two cases under the process of getting registered as composite taxpayer: CASE 1- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is already registered under current tax regime  A person who is registered under the current regime and applying for the Registration under GST will be given Provisional Certificate first.  If that person wants to get registered as composite taxpayer under GST, he shall file intimation in FORM GST CMP-01, duly signed or verified through electronic verification code. It may be noted that that it has to be filed prior or within 30 days after the appointed day(July 1, 2017) : (i) directly on the common portal (ii) through a Facilitation Centre  Further, he has to give the details of stock, whether purchased from registered or non-registered person, held by him before he has opted to get registered under the composition scheme in FORM GST CMP-03 within 60 days in the electronic form.  The registered person shall not collect any tax from the appointed day but shall issue bill of supply for supplies made after the said day. CASE 2- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is applying for fresh registration.  A person who is applying for the fresh Registration under GST has to file FORM REG-01 and under Part B of the form he has to select the option of Section 10 (Registration as composite taxpayer). Return Filing Process under Composition Scheme It is only a simplified quarterly return in FORM GSTR 4 for which the taxpayer only requires indicating:  Total consolidated value of the supplies. Invoice-wise detail is not to be disclosed.  Tax paid at the composition rate.  Invoice level purchase information for the purchases made from normal taxpayers, which will be auto-popu

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    ALL ABOUT COMPOSITION SCHEME IN GST Composition scheme is a convenient way for the small taxpayers in order to escape from too many GST formalities and pay the tax at a fixed rate based on their business turnover. Under this scheme, a taxpayer will pay tax as a percentage of his/her turnover during the financial year without the benefit of Input Tax Credit. A taxpayer opting for composition scheme will not collect any tax from his/her customers. When the eligible taxpayer is opting for the Composition Scheme under GST, a taxpayer has to file a summarized returns on a quarterly basis, instead of three monthly returns (as is applicable for normal businesses). Key Features  Eligibility: Turnover must be below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for North-Eastern States)  Tax rate: Fixed tax rate on the total sales turnover  Input Tax Credit: Not eligible for Input Tax Credit  Place of supply: Applies only to the Intra-State supplies  Return: No monthly filing, only Quarterly returns  Billing: Issues Bill of Supply & not tax invoice Who can avail composition scheme? (Eligibility)  Only those persons who fulfill all the following are eligible to apply for composition scheme:  Deals only in the intra-state supply of goods (or service of only restaurant sector).  Does not supply goods not leviable to tax.  have an annual turnover below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for north-eastern states) in preceding financial year.  He shall pay tax at normal rates in case he is liable under reverse charge mechanism.  Not supplying through e-commerce operator.  Not a manufacturer of o ice cream, o pan masala or o tobacco (and its substitutes). Why should you opt for composition scheme under GST?  No requirement to maintain records  Hassle free payments of tax at single rate  Filing monthly returns is a costly and cumbersome process that may just be asking too much from a small dealer trying to grow a business Tax Rate under Composition Effective from 1st January 2018 (01.01.18) Rate CGST (%) SGST (%) Total (%) Manufacturer 0.5% 0.5% 1% Traders 0.25% 0.25% 0.5% Restaurants 2.50% 2.50% 5% Process to get registered as Composite Taxpayer There can be two cases under the process of getting registered as composite taxpayer: CASE 1- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is already registered under current tax regime  A person who is registered under the current regime and applying for the Registration under GST will be given Provisional Certificate first.  If that person wants to get registered as composite taxpayer under GST, he shall file intimation in FORM GST CMP-01, duly signed or verified through electronic verification code. It may be noted that that it has to be filed prior or within 30 days after the appointed day(July 1, 2017) : (i) directly on the common portal (ii) through a Facilitation Centre  Further, he has to give the details of stock, whether purchased from registered or non-registered person, held by him before he has opted to get registered under the composition scheme in FORM GST CMP-03 within 60 days in the electronic form.  The registered person shall not collect any tax from the appointed day but shall issue bill of supply for supplies made after the said day. CASE 2- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is applying for fresh registration.  A person who is applying for the fresh Registration under GST has to file FORM REG-01 and under Part B of the form he has to select the option of Section 10 (Registration as composite taxpayer). Return Filing Process under Composition Scheme It is only a simplified quarterly return in FORM GSTR 4 for which the taxpayer only requires indicating:  Total consolidated value of the supplies. Invoice-wise detail is not to be disclosed.  Tax paid at the composition rate.  Invoice level purchase information for the purchases made from normal taxpayers, which will be auto-popu

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    ALL ABOUT COMPOSITION SCHEME IN GST Composition scheme is a convenient way for the small taxpayers in order to escape from too many GST formalities and pay the tax at a fixed rate based on their business turnover. Under this scheme, a taxpayer will pay tax as a percentage of his/her turnover during the financial year without the benefit of Input Tax Credit. A taxpayer opting for composition scheme will not collect any tax from his/her customers. When the eligible taxpayer is opting for the Composition Scheme under GST, a taxpayer has to file a summarized returns on a quarterly basis, instead of three monthly returns (as is applicable for normal businesses). Key Features  Eligibility: Turnover must be below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for North-Eastern States)  Tax rate: Fixed tax rate on the total sales turnover  Input Tax Credit: Not eligible for Input Tax Credit  Place of supply: Applies only to the Intra-State supplies  Return: No monthly filing, only Quarterly returns  Billing: Issues Bill of Supply & not tax invoice Who can avail composition scheme? (Eligibility)  Only those persons who fulfill all the following are eligible to apply for composition scheme:  Deals only in the intra-state supply of goods (or service of only restaurant sector).  Does not supply goods not leviable to tax.  have an annual turnover below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for north-eastern states) in preceding financial year.  He shall pay tax at normal rates in case he is liable under reverse charge mechanism.  Not supplying through e-commerce operator.  Not a manufacturer of o ice cream, o pan masala or o tobacco (and its substitutes). Why should you opt for composition scheme under GST?  No requirement to maintain records  Hassle free payments of tax at single rate  Filing monthly returns is a costly and cumbersome process that may just be asking too much from a small dealer trying to grow a business Tax Rate under Composition Effective from 1st January 2018 (01.01.18) Rate CGST (%) SGST (%) Total (%) Manufacturer 0.5% 0.5% 1% Traders 0.25% 0.25% 0.5% Restaurants 2.50% 2.50% 5% Process to get registered as Composite Taxpayer There can be two cases under the process of getting registered as composite taxpayer: CASE 1- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is already registered under current tax regime  A person who is registered under the current regime and applying for the Registration under GST will be given Provisional Certificate first.  If that person wants to get registered as composite taxpayer under GST, he shall file intimation in FORM GST CMP-01, duly signed or verified through electronic verification code. It may be noted that that it has to be filed prior or within 30 days after the appointed day(July 1, 2017) : (i) directly on the common portal (ii) through a Facilitation Centre  Further, he has to give the details of stock, whether purchased from registered or non-registered person, held by him before he has opted to get registered under the composition scheme in FORM GST CMP-03 within 60 days in the electronic form.  The registered person shall not collect any tax from the appointed day but shall issue bill of supply for supplies made after the said day. CASE 2- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is applying for fresh registration.  A person who is applying for the fresh Registration under GST has to file FORM REG-01 and under Part B of the form he has to select the option of Section 10 (Registration as composite taxpayer). Return Filing Process under Composition Scheme It is only a simplified quarterly return in FORM GSTR 4 for which the taxpayer only requires indicating:  Total consolidated value of the supplies. Invoice-wise detail is not to be disclosed.  Tax paid at the composition rate.  Invoice level purchase information for the purchases made from normal taxpayers, which will be auto-popu

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    About Composition Scheme in GST

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    ALL ABOUT COMPOSITION SCHEME IN GST Composition scheme is a convenient way for the small taxpayers in order to escape from too many GST formalities and pay the tax at a fixed rate based on their business turnover. Under this scheme, a taxpayer will pay tax as a percentage of his/her turnover during the financial year without the benefit of Input Tax Credit. A taxpayer opting for composition scheme will not collect any tax from his/her customers. When the eligible taxpayer is opting for the Composition Scheme under GST, a taxpayer has to file a summarized returns on a quarterly basis, instead of three monthly returns (as is applicable for normal businesses). Key Features  Eligibility: Turnover must be below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for North-Eastern States)  Tax rate: Fixed tax rate on the total sales turnover  Input Tax Credit: Not eligible for Input Tax Credit  Place of supply: Applies only to the Intra-State supplies  Return: No monthly filing, only Quarterly returns  Billing: Issues Bill of Supply & not tax invoice Who can avail composition scheme? (Eligibility)  Only those persons who fulfill all the following are eligible to apply for composition scheme:  Deals only in the intra-state supply of goods (or service of only restaurant sector).  Does not supply goods not leviable to tax.  have an annual turnover below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for north-eastern states) in preceding financial year.  He shall pay tax at normal rates in case he is liable under reverse charge mechanism.  Not supplying through e-commerce operator.  Not a manufacturer of o ice cream, o pan masala or o tobacco (and its substitutes). Why should you opt for composition scheme under GST?  No requirement to maintain records  Hassle free payments of tax at single rate  Filing monthly returns is a costly and cumbersome process that may just be asking too much from a small dealer trying to grow a business Tax Rate under Composition Effective from 1st January 2018 (01.01.18) Rate CGST (%) SGST (%) Total (%) Manufacturer 0.5% 0.5% 1% Traders 0.25% 0.25% 0.5% Restaurants 2.50% 2.50% 5% Process to get registered as Composite Taxpayer There can be two cases under the process of getting registered as composite taxpayer: CASE 1- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is already registered under current tax regime  A person who is registered under the current regime and applying for the Registration under GST will be given Provisional Certificate first.  If that person wants to get registered as composite taxpayer under GST, he shall file intimation in FORM GST CMP-01, duly signed or verified through electronic verification code. It may be noted that that it has to be filed prior or within 30 days after the appointed day(July 1, 2017) : (i) directly on the common portal (ii) through a Facilitation Centre  Further, he has to give the details of stock, whether purchased from registered or non-registered person, held by him before he has opted to get registered under the composition scheme in FORM GST CMP-03 within 60 days in the electronic form.  The registered person shall not collect any tax from the appointed day but shall issue bill of supply for supplies made after the said day. CASE 2- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is applying for fresh registration.  A person who is applying for the fresh Registration under GST has to file FORM REG-01 and under Part B of the form he has to select the option of Section 10 (Registration as composite taxpayer). Return Filing Process under Composition Scheme It is only a simplified quarterly return in FORM GSTR 4 for which the taxpayer only requires indicating:  Total consolidated value of the supplies. Invoice-wise detail is not to be disclosed.  Tax paid at the composition rate.  Invoice level purchase information for the purchases made from normal taxpayers, which will be auto-popu

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    ALL ABOUT COMPOSITION SCHEME IN GST

    Composition scheme is a convenient way for the small taxpayers in order to escape
    from too many GST formalities and pay the tax at a fixed rate based on their
    business turnover.

    Under this scheme, a taxpayer will pay tax as a percentage of his/her turnover
    during the financial year without the benefit of Input Tax Credit. A taxpayer
    opting for composition scheme will not collect any tax from his/her customers.

    When the eligible taxpayer is opting for the Composition Scheme under GST, a
    taxpayer has to file a summarized returns on a quarterly basis, instead of three
    monthly returns (as is applicable for normal businesses).

    Key Features

     Eligibility: Turnover must be below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs


    for North-Eastern States)
     Tax rate: Fixed tax rate on the total sales turnover
     Input Tax Credit: Not eligible for Input Tax Credit
     Place of supply: Applies only to the Intra-State supplies
     Return: No monthly filing, only Quarterly returns
     Billing: Issues Bill of Supply & not tax invoice

    Who can avail composition scheme? (Eligibility)

     Only those persons who fulfill all the following are eligible to apply for
    composition scheme:
     Deals only in the intra-state supply of goods (or service of only restaurant
    sector).
     Does not supply goods not leviable to tax.
     have an annual turnover below Rs. 1.50 Crore (Rs. 75 Lakhs for north-
    eastern states) in preceding financial year.
     He shall pay tax at normal rates in case he is liable under reverse
    charge mechanism.
     Not supplying through e-commerce operator.
     Not a manufacturer of
    o ice cream,
    o pan masala or
    o tobacco (and its substitutes).

    Why should you opt for composition scheme under GST?


     No requirement to maintain records
     Hassle free payments of tax at single rate
     Filing monthly returns is a costly and cumbersome process that may just be
    asking too much from a small dealer trying to grow a business
    Tax Rate under Composition Effective from 1st January 2018 (01.01.18)

    Rate CGST (%) SGST (%) Total (%)

    Manufacturer 0.5% 0.5% 1%

    Traders 0.25% 0.25% 0.5%

    Restaurants 2.50% 2.50% 5%

    Process to get registered as Composite Taxpayer


    There can be two cases under the process of getting registered as composite
    taxpayer:

    CASE 1- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is


    already registered under current tax regime

     A person who is registered under the current regime and applying for the
    Registration under GST will be given Provisional Certificate first.
     If that person wants to get registered as composite taxpayer under GST, he
    shall file intimation in FORM GST CMP-01, duly signed or verified through
    electronic verification code. It may be noted that that it has to be filed prior
    or within 30 days after the appointed day(July 1, 2017) :

    (i) directly on the common portal


    (ii) through a Facilitation Centre

     Further, he has to give the details of stock, whether purchased from


    registered or non-registered person, held by him before he has opted to get
    registered under the composition scheme in FORM GST CMP-03 within 60
    days in the electronic form.
     The registered person shall not collect any tax from the appointed day but
    shall issue bill of supply for supplies made after the said day.

    CASE 2- Registration process under composition scheme for a person who is


    applying for fresh registration.

     A person who is applying for the fresh Registration under GST has to file
    FORM REG-01 and under Part B of the form he has to select the option of
    Section 10 (Registration as composite taxpayer).

    Return Filing Process under Composition Scheme


    It is only a simplified quarterly return in FORM GSTR 4 for which the taxpayer only
    requires indicating:

     Total consolidated value of the supplies. Invoice-wise detail is not to be


    disclosed.
     Tax paid at the composition rate.
     Invoice level purchase information for the purchases made from normal
    taxpayers, which will be auto-populated in GSTR 4A from supply invoices
    uploaded by the counter party normal registered taxpayers.

    Invoicing Rules under GST


    The person who is registered as a composition taxpayer shall at the top of the bill of
    supply issued by him, mention the words- “not eligible to collect tax on
    supplies” because person registered as the composite taxpayer is not eligible to
    collect tax on the supplies from his buyer rather tax is paid by the composite
    taxpayer himself at the special rates decided for the composition dealers.

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