GST Implication of Tour and Travel Industry by CA Shivani Shah

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  • Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
  • GST Implication of Tour and Travel Industry by CA Shivani Shah

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  • @kapilsharma-mq6th
    @kapilsharma-mq6th Год назад

    Very well explained ma'am,thanks alot , filing gst return of one tour operator but didn't get clarity yet, finally got the clarity on 5% gst

  • @varun_2791
    @varun_2791 10 месяцев назад

    Bahut achi video banayi hai, thanks 🙏

  • @welcometochessmate8448
    @welcometochessmate8448 Год назад

    Thanking you ma'am.

  • @rajhanstourspune4486
    @rajhanstourspune4486 2 года назад

    Nicely explained Madam, Thanks

  • @cabhargavbhatt
    @cabhargavbhatt Год назад

    Excellent Lecture, Madam....

  • @AmitPatel-121
    @AmitPatel-121 11 месяцев назад

    can you give example of an accounting entry in the case of credit sales?

  • @mike198428
    @mike198428 Год назад

    Mam can you explain this one. I am an outbound tour operator in Bangalore. I organise Himalyan treks in Nepal only. I will charge only commission from customer of 10000 in India and remaining amount of 38000 INR customer will pay in Nepal. I won't be doing any booking of flights or accomodation in India, so no invoices will be generated in India. How much GST can I charge from Bangalore citizens? How much GST can I charge for someone who is not from Bangalore, let say Delhi..lastly do I charge GST even if I am taking commission only. Its very confusing and I could not get the answers since your scenario was all mentioned in India. Please advise.

  • @harshgupta6585
    @harshgupta6585 2 года назад

    if we get commission from airline and cruise, then are we pure agents ??

  • @tourpackages_world
    @tourpackages_world Год назад

    Hi, Good video. I have a doubt. Let's say we purchase a complete tour package from the tour operator for the amount of Rs.10,000. We as a travel agent sells the package to Individual customer let's say 10,500. So do we charge 18 % GST on Rs 500 or 5 % on 10,500. If we charge 5 % on 10,500 then the customer is excessively charged with GST. 10,000 x 5 % = 500 and 10,500 x 5% = 525 (without ITC).
    But when we charge only on markup will be 500 x 18% = Rs. 90. Please suggest the best practice. It means Rs.10,500 + 90 =10090. This will have a major impact on international tours. Please suggest

  • @CAPARTH89
    @CAPARTH89 2 года назад

    If law has not restricted the itc, why to worry

  • @kundankumarsingh9497
    @kundankumarsingh9497 2 года назад

    Session brief plz