E-commerce and OIDAR Services under GST

Guidance Notes on Supply of Goods and Services by E-Commerce and OIDAR Services under GST Online Course.

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Language : English
Chapters : 1
Category : GST Certification Courses
Author : CA Praveen Sharma

We at Academy Tax4wealth offer the Best GST Certification Course under GST. By providing them with available videos, case research, webinars, and quizzes organized by the experts to improve the knowledge and skills of our students/candidates. This path is 100% practical for GST Certification Course Online. This Online Certification Course is based on the E-commerce and OIDAR Services under GST, which we are providing at our organization.

Definition of Electronic Commerce and E-Commerce Operator below GST?

Electronic Commerce way the delivery of products or services or both, along with virtual products over a virtual or digital network. It is additionally a way for any person who owns, operates, or manages a virtual or digital facility or platform for digital trade.

How can E-commerce Transactions be undertaken below GST?

E-Commerce Transactions are undertaken among three parties. They are (i). Supplier, (ii). Buyer and (iii). E-Commerce Operator.
As in line with the GST provisions, there are 2 important transactions. (1). Transaction among the dealer and Buyer for the delivery of products or services and (ii)Transactions among the dealer and E-commerce operator for a fee charged for the usage of the marketplace.

How many types of business models are taken in E-Commerce operators below GST?

✅ Business to Business (B2B)
✅ Consumer to Business (C2B)
✅ Business to Consumer (B2C)
✅ Consumer to Consumer (C2C)
✅ Business to Administration (B2A)
✅ Consumer to Administration (C2A)

What do you understand by OIDAR service under GST?

OIDAR stands for Online Information Data Base Access and Retrieval Services in GST, the tax implications are distinctive for those services as compared to the opposite sorts of transactions. It is relevant most effective for the delivery of services and the major distinction is the issuer of the provider isn't in India however the recipient is in India. As the name itself suggests, those services are supplied via way of means of the dealer of services through the medium of the net and the recipient will download the identical in India. The services may be like downloading an e-Book or a tune or film or a lecture or a pdf document etc.,

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✅ Certificate of participation
✅ The study material will be in PPT format
✅ FAQ: we will answer your all question on telegram

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✅ Registration for ECO including compulsory Registration.
✅ Tax collection at Sources under Sec52 of CGST, Act, 2017.
✅ Reveres Charges in case of ECO under Sec 9(5) of CGST Act, 2017 and Under Sec 5(5) of IGST Act.
✅ Other Taxability of ECO

✅ 51+ hours Course all Sections
✅Live Q&A
✅ Live plus Recorded Session
✅ 25 PPT with Details can download
✅ 180 days access to recorded videos
✅ Access on Mobile, Laptop and TV
✅ Access to 6 months of Query Sessions on Telegram
✅ Certificate of completion
✅ Video-on-demand
✅ Ranked Top GST Courses in India
✅ Award-Winning GST Trainers

✅ Accountant and Tax practitioners
✅MBA Finance.
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✅Govt.Officials
✅CA,CS,ICWA
✅ IAS aspirants
✅ CA aspirants
✅ Business Person

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Electronic Commerce to mean the supply of goods or services or both, including digital products over digital or electronic network. • Electronic Commerce Operator to mean any person who owns, operates or manages digital or electronic facility or platform for electronic commerce.

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E-commerce and OIDAR Services under GST

CA Praveen

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CA. Praveen Sharma is a qualified Chartered Accountant with rich experience in Industry Taxation, Budgetary and MIS. He is well versed with Industrial Laws and has over the years acquired proficiency in Indirect Tax Laws and in the Implementation of an effective accounting and control procedure.

He is a recognized faculty of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India for Indirect Taxes. He addressed Certificate and Advance Courses of ICAI and Other Institutes on GST, besides addressing Study Circles and other forms of trade and professionals.

He has provided GST training to Officers of 32 States and Union Territories and to CBIC Officers.

He is the Master Trainer at GSTN and organized a residential program, for about three weeks, for the training of CBEC and VAT Officers of various states at the Chennai Campus of Infosys.

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