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“A Study on the GST Filling Process for the Corporation with Special Reference to Chavan Associates ”

Heena Gupta
Roll No. M222414
Class : SY MMS(Finance)
Index
 INTRODUCTION
 OBJECTIVES
 Overview of GST Filing
Process
 Required Documents
 Challenges in GST Filing
Process
 Special Reference
 Conclusion
Introduction
GST stands for Goods and Services Tax. GST was introduced in India on
July 1, 2017. It replaced multiple indirect taxes like VAT, excise duty, and
service tax, aiming to unify the Indian market and simplify the tax system. In
India, there are primarily four types of GST
Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST), State Goods and Services Tax
(SGST). Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST), Union Territory Goods
and Services Tax (UTGST). The GST is usually taxed as a single rate across
a nation.
 OBJECTIVES

The objective of the study on the GST


filing process for corporations, with
special reference to Chavan Associates, is
to analyze and understand the efficiency,
effectiveness, and challenges faced by
corporations in complying with GST
regulations. This includes examining the
filing procedures, identifying bottlenecks,
and proposing recommendations for
improvement, particularly through the
services offered by Chavan Associates.
Overview of GST Filing Process

 Steps
 Registration Description
 2. Invoice Generation  Register for GST by submitting the necessary
details and documents to the GST authorities.
 3. Tax Calculation  Generate invoices for all sales and purchases
made by the business, ensuring compliance with
 4. Return Filing GST rules
 Calculate the GST liability for each transaction,
 5. Payment considering the applicable tax rates and
 exemptions.
6. Reconciliation  File regular GST returns, providing details of
 7. Audit and Assessment sales, purchases, and tax payments for a specific
period.
 Pay the GST liability to the government within
the specified due dates.
Required Documents

 - PAN Card - Aadhaar Card -


Address Proof - Bank Account
Details
 - Invoice Templates - GSTIN (Goods
and Services Tax Identification
Number)
 - Sales and Purchase Records - Tax
Rate Charts - Exemption Certificates
 - GST Return Forms (GSTR-1,
GSTR-3B, etc.) - Sales and Purchase
Registers - Tax Payment Challans
Challenges in GST Filing Process
 Complex Regulations
› The GST filing process involves
navigating through a complex
set of regulations and
compliance requirements.
› Businesses need to stay updated
with the latest changes in GST
laws to ensure accurate and
timely filing.
 Technical Issues
› Technical glitches and system
failures can hinder the smooth
filing of GST returns.
› Businesses may face challenges
in accessing the GST portal or
uploading the required
documents.
Special Reference to Chavan
Associates
Chavan Associates is a leading firm
specializing in handling the GST filling
process for corporations. With years
of experience in the field, they have
developed expertise in navigating the
complexities of tax laws and
regulations. Their team of highly
skilled professionals ensures accurate
and timely filing, helping clients
optimize their tax strategies and
minimize liabilities. Chavan Associates
is committed to providing personalized
services tailored to the unique needs
of each client, making them a trusted
partner in tax compliance and
planning.
Conclusion
 Key Findings  Recommendations
  Invest in GST software or
The current GST filing
tools that automate data entry
process at Chavan and calculations.
Associates is time-  Provide training and support
consuming and prone to to employees to ensure
errors. smooth transition to the new
 The manual data entry process.
 Regularly review and update
and calculations increase
the GST filing process to
the risk of inaccuracies
incorporate any changes in
and non-compliance. regulations or business
requirements.

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