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We offer representation service in connection with the following:
- Clarifications in relation to registration of a new business
- Show-cause notices issued for compliance or physical appearance
- Survey and search conducted at the premises of taxpayers
- Scrutiny of GST liability and annual tax assessments by GST authorities
- Audit objections raised by GST authorities
- Refund applications
- For export of goods with payment of taxes
- For inverted duty structures
- For excess Input Tax Credit
- Anti-profiteering provisions
For Hotels and Hospitality Services, FAITH has Requested for a GST Rate of 12%.
For air travel agents, the ministry has requested to continue presumptive rates on all income and to keep GST at 1% or less . For tour operators, the request is to introduce a presumptive rates mechanism of GST at 1.2 % considering difficulty of getting GST input credits from unorganised sector and the burden of compliance of registration with different states.
FAITH has asked to have a GST rate of 5% closest to the current rate and if not possible then 12% for rent a cabs.
For tour operators selling outbound from India the request is to exempt from GST since provision of services are out of India
For business exhibition selling outbound from India the request is to exempt them from GST since provision of services are out of India. For vacation ownership companies, the request is to have a GST rate of 12%
For tour operators / hotels / business earning forex, FAITH has suggested to consider a special GST exemption on forex income if it can be a criteria with ministry of finance for GST
For adventure tour operators, FAITH has requested to consider special GST exemption based on J&K and a very high component of local, unorganised labour involved.
The ‘rates fitment’ team will now propose them to revenue secretary who after exploring its merits will propose them to the GST council (Finance Ministers/ Chief Ministers of states and headed by the Finance Minister)
FAITH also stated it has requested the members of all its member associations to engage with key political and bureaucratic leadership of all states to sensitise them to these proposed rates before the next GST council meet on rates fitment.







What is a GST Return?
GST return is a document containing the details of income which is required to be filed with the tax authorities as per law. Under the GST law, a taxpayer is required to submit two returns on a monthly basis and one such return annually. All returns have to be filed online. Please note that there is no provision to modify the return. All invoices from the previous tax period that were not reported should be included in the current month.
Can we revise the returns?
It is not possible to modify the GST return. Hence it is advisable to ask the professionals to file your return. Changes can be made in the details given in the Return Form Amendment section for the next period.
Is the GST threshold limit the same for all Indian states?
No. The limit for North Eastern States (Special Category States) is less as compared to other states. There is a limit of ₹20 lakh for the sale of goods and ₹10 lakh for the sale of services.
Is it mandatory to file a GST return every month?
It is mandatory for every registered taxpayer to file GSTR-1 every month. On the other hand, if you opt for the QRMP scheme, you will have to file only quarterly returns.
Is GST paid every month?
Yes, GST has to be paid every month on its due date. You pay GST first and then file the return.
What is an E-way Bill?
An e-way bill is an electronic waybill that a GST registered person must get for movement of goods in a vehicle whose value exceeds Rs 50,000. You can do e-way bill registration through e-way bill portal (https://ewaybillgst.gov.in/).

Income Tax
Income tax is a tax imposed by the government on individuals or entities (such as businesses) based on their income or profits.