Ludhiana: Rules for blocking the generation of e-way bills for non-providers of GST returns are set to continue from August 15.
The default appraiser on the submission of outside returns for two months or more will not be able to use the e-way bill of facilities and as a result they cannot sell their items.
Employers are not happy with the resumption of this regulation because they have the view that because of a business slowdown and the impact of the pandemic, the government must temporarily postpone this.
NK Thaman, a tax expert, said, “In accordance with the provisions of the GST, the issuance of the E-Way Bill is blocked if the registered person has not given a return on a consecutive tax period.
Relaxation is given because of the second wave of Covid-19.
Now with the normalization of the situation, this provision It will begin again from August 15.
As a result, registered people will not be able to supply their items after August 15 if they have not submitted their returns.
On the other hand, the government will benefit because people will now immediately submit a return and pay GST.
” According to Harish Kairpal, the Finance Secretary of the Knitwear Club, “We are not against the rules and regulations framed by the government to ensure tax compliance to ensure tax compliance, but the decision to continue blocking the generation of e-way bills at this time is not recommended.
The business passes very time difficult because of the slowdown and threat of the third wave of Corona Viruses, therefore the delay in submitting returns and fulfillment of formality by the original entrepreneur might be there.
So, it is our request to the center and GST authority to postpone decisions.
“Rohit Gupta, President Importer Exporter of the club, Punjab, said,” At present, many original taxpayers also face difficulties in obeying the norms and there are delays in submitting returns.
Therefore, the government must reconsider his decision to continue blocking the generation of e-way bills because some innocent taxpayers will suffer badly.
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