GST is a is a comprehensive, multistage, destination-based tax: ‘comprehensive’ because it has subsumed almost all of the indirect taxes. ‘Multi-staged’ as it is imposed at every step in the production process, but is refunded to all parties as ITC (Input tax credit) in various stages of production other than the final consumer. ‘Destination-based tax’, as it is collected from the point of consumption and not at the point of origin like previous taxes.

Introduction of Goods and Services tax in 2017 was amid huge chaos and confusion. With things simmering down a bit, we have started to recognize the benefits of GST.

Goods and services tax has subsumed many Central and state acts in line with the objective of “One Nation One Tax”. This objective has made GST more complex with many intricate rules and regulations. The government’s efforts to further simplify has not borne desired fruits off late. Getting to know the provisions of Goods and Services tax act requires a Himalayan effort which we have simplified with the objective of long term retention of information.

This course is designed with a view to learn GST in the most simplest and straightforward way. Our trainers are qualified chartered accountants who are primed to train and certify candidates. In addition to teaching the provisions of goods and services tax, we provide practical insight into the working of GST and associated compliances.