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One of the key enablers for Indian industry to effectively compete and grow in the present difficult global market is to operate under a simple and transparent indirect tax system, which does not add tax cascading to the cost of production. In this regard, the Government of India has been working towards the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime.
The newly elected government of India under the leadership of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji is all set to implement the GST in India and has fixed April, 2016 as deadline for GST launch. In its various interactions with the Trade, Industry and Media, the government has been making very positive statements regarding early implementation of the GST. The stage has thus been set for the implementation of the country's most ambitious tax reform.
Therefore, in order to update the participants on the progress on GST and to bring together the Central Government, the State Governments and the industry to reach a consensus on what are the important milestones to implement GST and how well such collaborative framework could be forged at the earliest, ASSOCHAM is organizing a National Conference on Goods & Services Tax (GST) on 2nd December 2014 at Le Meridien, New Delhi.
The salient discussion points in the conference would be:
- Overview of proposed structure & form of GST
- Need for harmonization of CGST and SGST law, rules and procedures and common quasi judicial proceedings under CGST and SGST administration right from the stage of adjudication upto the appeal stage before Appellate Tribunal
- ‘Place of supply’ Rules under GST
- GST treatment of Inter State movement of Goods & Services
- Impact of GST on growth & development of common economic market
- Preparing for GST Implementation: Govt. as well as Trade & Industry perspective
- Administrative preparation for GST
Speakers invited from government:
- Shri Shaktikanta Das, Secretary, Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance
- Shri Kaushal Srivastava, Chairman, Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC)
- Shri D P Nagendra Kumar, Additional Director General (Audits), Bengaluru
- Shri Sanjeev Khirwar, Commissioner - Trade & Taxes, Delhi
Other speakers include:
- Shri Sumit Dutt Majumder, former Chairman, CBEC
- Shri Nihal Kothari, Chairman, National Council on Indirect Taxes, ASSOCHAM
- Shri Pratik Jain, Partner, KPMG
- Shri Pankaj Vasani, Head of Tax - Vodafone India Services Pvt Ltd
- Shri Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary General, Confederation of All India Traders
- Shri Dilip Save, Member of the Advisory Committee to the Govt. of Maharashtra on GST
CEOs, CFOs, Finance / Accounts / Legal Executives, Senior Auditors and Financial Professionals / Consultants, Service providers and manufacturing availing CENVAT credit, Exporters of services, Users of services provided in India or abroad, Middle & Senior Level executives dealing in Indirect Taxes in the corporate world as well as the practicing CA, CS, CMA and other related professionals.
Participation Fee:
The Seminar has immense value for the participants however the fees is kept at Rs. 3,000/- (per participant including service tax, refreshment & lunch) to meet the cost. 10% discount for two or more persons from the same organization.
For Registration:
Kindly fill in the attached registration form and send to us at finance @ assocham.com / taxation.assocham @ gmail.com at the earliest.
For more details please contact:
| Avinash Sharma | (09811524976) | Email: avinash.sharma@assocham.com |
| Ankit Raghav | (09999068767) | Email: ankit.raghav@assocham.com |
| Akshat Agarwal | (09873847923) | Email: akshat.agarwal@assocham.com |
| Krishan Sharma | (08512072265) | Email: kkrishan.sharma@assocham.com |
