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GST turnover and ITR turnover represent two sides of the same business activity but under different tax laws—Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Income Tax. Both must align to ensure transparency, prevent scrutiny, and maintain compliance with the authorities. While GST turnover reflects gross sales and services excluding tax components, ITR turnover represents total income after adjusting for expenses, deductions, and exemptions. Mismatched figures can attract audits, demand no

Filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) is a critical compliance requirement for individuals and businesses in India. For GST return filers,...

When it comes to filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) for businesses, one of the most common areas of confusion is the distinction between...

Even if your business turnover is below the threshold limit, you might still need to register for GST. Compulsory GST registration is a...

For freelancers, managing taxes and staying compliant with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Income Tax Return (ITR) filing ...

In India, e-invoicing is essential to GST compliance . In fact, the government has worked to make it a standard practice for as many...

If the invoice information in GSTR1 is processed incorrectly during the upload process to the GST Portal, the status will be changed to...

Vehicle transportation is the most popular way to move goods in India. According to estimates from the National Highways Authority of...

The E-Way Bill system simplifies the transportation of products under GST, but compliance requires knowledge of its validity and distance...

By 2028, the Indian hospitality and tourism sector will have grown from Rs. 15.24 lakh crore (US$ 234.03 billion) in 2017 to Rs. 32.05...