A RESEARCH ON TAX RETURNS FOR GOODS AND SERVICES AT D A PAWAR & COMPANY

Sanket L. Charkha; Nikhil Darphe; Deshmukh Rushikesh; Vaishnavi Ghungrad

Abstract

India's tax system is comprehensive, multi-stage, destination-based, and levied on all value added. An indirect tax levied on the provision of goods and services is known as the "product and service tax. The law has superseded several of India's previous indirect tax regulations. This project "The Study of Goods and Service Tax" is being carried out during a two-month internship at "D A PAWAR & COMPANY". This is located in Pune, Maharashtra. The insight view of the project will include what the project's goal is, what its purpose and scope are, the various methods utilized for data collection, data interpretation, and drawing conclusions from what has been learned thus far. I've talked about every important feature of the company and its working modules that I saw and experienced throughout my internship. In addition, the company's process policies and procedures are highlighted. The GST study paper discusses the history of GST implementation in India. The GST registration and return filing procedures, GST legislation, due dates, and other information are all covered in the project. Throughout the internship, I investigated every significant part of the organization and its operational modules, which I witnessed and experienced firsthand. The study also focuses on the company's process rules and processes, giving a thorough insight of how GST is administered in a real-world commercial scenario. The GST study paper provides thorough information about the history and implementation of GST in India, including GST registration and return filing methods, GST legislation, and compliance requirements.