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WEBSITES:

www.prsindia.org

www.GSTINDIA.com

www.academia.edu/Goods and service tax its impact

www.moneycontrol.com

www.cbec.gov.in

www.ctax.kar.nic.com

www.wikipedia.com

www.finmin.nic.in

BOOKS REFERRED:

“Understanding of Goods and Services Tax made simple” by Arun kumar

Gupta, FCA Vinrander Chauhan FCA, assisted by Sucheta Bansal.

Goods and services tax fifth sem text book by B G Bhasakar and Manjunath N
ANNEXURES:

QUESTIONNARIES

*Required

Name* ____________ Designation* ____________

Age*

a) Below 20

b) 20-30

c) 30-40

d) 40-50

e) 50 and above

Monthly income*

a) Below 15000

b) 15000 – 25000

c) 25000 – 40000

d) 40000 – 50000

e) 50000 and above


Profession*

a) A chartered Accountant

b) practicing Chartered Accountant

C) Experience in CA field

1) below 3 years

2) 3 - 6 years

3) 6 – 9 years

4) 9 -12 years

5) 12 and above

Kind of dealers you deal with

a) individuals

b) Small dealers

c) Moderate dealers

d) Large scale dealer

e) raw material supplier

1. Do you think there is a need for the reform in the present indirect tax system
through the introduction of proposed comprehensive goods and service tax?

a) yes b) no
2. If Yes, Rank the following factor that necessitates the implementation of proposed
Goods and Services tax according to your preferences:

a) Lower tax rates and lower exemptions

b) Lower administration cost the government

c) Avoids multiple tax structure

d) Anti-tax evasion system

e) Avoids cascading effects and reduces tax burden

f) Widens the tax base, provides input tax credit and ensures destination based taxation

3. Wills Goods and Service tax system have impact on the prices of manufactured
non- agricultural products of consumers?

a) Yes

b) Neutral

c) No

4. If Yes/Neutral, In what way do you think that the price gets affected?

a) Decrease in price by avoiding tax cascading effect on prices benefitting all the
dealers in the supply chain

b) Decrease in price through reduced cost of production benefitting the manufacturers


at the same time

c) Decrease in prices through lower tax rates

d) a and b
e) a, b and c

5. Do you think goods and service tax helps the companies to boost their production
and sales?

a) Yes b) No

6. If Yes ,then how do you think production and sales will be boosted?

a) By creating demand for their products through reduced price

b) By taking advantage of reduced cost of production and large economies of scale

c) By availing input tax credit

d) a and c

e) b and c

7. Do you think Goods and Service Tax will be more effective over the present
indirect tax system?

a) Yes

b) Neutral

c) No

8. If Yes, in what way do you think goods and service tax will be more effective?

a) Reduced prices and tax burden by eliminating tax on tax

b) widening the tax base and ensuring uniform tax rates, policies

c) Nations growth by increasing employment opportunities and exports


d) a and b

e) a, b and c

9. If no, how do you think Goods and service Tax will not be effective?

a) Revenue loss to the government in initial years

b) Loss of fiscal autonomy and power of state governments

c) Difficulty in bringing consensus and drafting the model

d) Requirements of existing constitutional amendment

e) All the above

10. Specify your opinion on the following statement:

STATEMENTS Strongly Agree Neutral Strongly Disagree


agree disagree

State government’s
revenue will be
adversely affected in the
short run due to GST

To avail the advantages of


reduced price and input
tax credit GST compels
every dealer to generate
invoice and to pay taxes
regularly that contributes
to government revenue
GST eliminates tax
evasion by mankind
supply chain strong and
difficult to break which in
turn contributes to
government revenue

In the long run it increases


both the central and state
governments revenue
through increased tax
compliance

GST reduces prices


thereby increases
Demand and consumption
which leads to more tax
payments

It reduces both the


central and the state
governments revenue in
the long run through lower
tax rate

It will not affect revenue


in any way instead
remains as before
PG Department of Commerce
SHANTIDHAMA COLLEGE
Sunkadakatte, Bangalore

PROJECT REVIEW REPORT

Name of the Project Guide: Project Title:


Dr H.K .Manujla. A Study on GST and its Impact on Sri
MCOM, MBA, PhD Assistant Professor Krishna Industries, Bangalore.
Name of the Student: Project Starting Date:
Sharath. K.B 04-07-2022
Student Reg no: Project completion Date:
201YCOM034 30-09-2022
Chapters Date Progress of the Comments Signature of the Student
Report by the and guide
Project
Guide
Chapter 1 04-07-2022 Introduction Student Guide

Chapter 2 18-07-2022 Review of


Lliterature.
Chapter 3 01-08-2022 Research
Design.

Chapter 4 08-08-2022 Company


Profile.

Chapter 5 02-09-2022 Data Analysis


and
Interpretation
Chapter 6 11-09-2022 Findings,
Ssuggestions,
cconclusion.
Blue Print of 15-09-2022 Overall Project
the Report Review

Final Report 30-09-2022 Submitted

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