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What's app updates for Week ended 11-09-2016
S.No.Message
1EXTENSION to 17-10-16 of Due date for filing ITRs in cases where due of ITR  is 30.9.16 due to clash with Income Declaration Scheme 2016. CBDT Order of 9-9-16.
2GSTGyan 1016. Mandatory audit of books of account of all registered persons by Chartered/ Cost Accountant, if turnover  in FY exceeds specified limit. WebeCreator 
3GSTGyan 1017. Dept. to nominate Chartered/ Cost Accountant for Special Audit if in scrutiny etc it seems value not correctly declared or excess credit availed.
4GSTGyan 1018. Registration required in each state from where supplies to be made. File 3 Returns pm for EACH Registration & 1 Annual Return. (Min 37 per regn)
5GSTGyan 1019. Proposed GST Council to resolve GST Rates, Dual control over Assessment/ Scrutiny of Assessees & Geographical/Area Based Exemptions. Rgds, WebeCreator 
6GSTGyan 1020.  For GST roll out wef 1.4.2017, Parliament will have to approve CGST & IGST Bills & State Assemblies will pass their own SGST Bills. Rgds WebeCreator 
7TODAY (06.09.16) is LAST DAY for E-Payment of Service Tax for August 2016 by companies in Challan No. GAR-7. Regards, WebeCreator 
8TODAY (07.09.2016) is last day for Payment of TDS/TCS deducted/collected in August 2016. Regards, WebeCreator 
9Tomorrow (10.09.16) is the Extended Last date to file D-VAT return for Q1 of 2016-17 in Forms DVAT-16, DVAT-17 and DVAT-48.CIR NO.13 dated 31.08.16. WebeCreator 
Note : Above is compilation of what's app updates messages sent to  subscribers  last week. Please see if you have missed out on any important update, due date etc.

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