GST 2.0 GST implication on Charitable Institutions and NGO, By Gaurav Gupta ji, 5 onwards today
We have divided this course into three parts. You can enroll for full and you can go for any group also. Here is a list of speakers for GST 2.0 along with the topics. Every session will also have QA session. Recordings of all sessions will also be available. PPTs are also available at your dashboard. Even if you miss the course you can watch videos and download the PPT’s.
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S. No. |
Topic |
Speaker |
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1. |
Sector-wise Analysis |
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1.1 |
Real Estate Industry (17 April) |
CA Venugopal Gella |
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1.2 |
E-Commerce Industry(After 21 April, 99%) |
CA Ranjan Mehta |
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1.3 |
FMCG and Pharma Industry |
CA Harini sridharan |
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1.4 |
Job Work under GST |
CA Shubham Khaitan |
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1.5 |
GST Implications on Charitable Trust and NGO Discussion will also include the taxability and ITC reversal for CSR expanses. |
CA Gaurav Gupta |
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2. |
Litigation under GST |
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2.1 |
Input Tax Credit Re-visited |
Adv. Pawan Arora |
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2.2 |
International Jurisprudence relevant in Indian GST |
CA Tushar Aggarwal |
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2.3 |
Force Major (24 April) He is okay with every date – With 2 Days prior Notice |
Adv. PK Mittal |
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3. |
Export and Refund under GST |
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3.1 |
Foreign Trade policy (15 April) |
CA Jayesh Gogri |
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3.2 |
Refund in GST along with related provisions of customs |
CA Vishal Poddar |
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3.3 |
Export incentives and schemes |
CA Prerana Shah |
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3.4 |
Major issues in online refund and resolution (16 April) |
CA Archana Jain |
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3.5 |
Important Concept and procedure for export transactions |
CA Rama Krishan |
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