- Indian Government made changes under the Central Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act, affecting businesses dealing with metal scrap
- Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) shifts tax payment responsibility from supplier to buyer
- Latest GST amendment requires registered businesses dealing with metal scrap to comply with RCM
- Businesses must adjust processes to ensure compliance with new rules
- Update accounting systems, train staff, and file GST returns accurately
- Changes effective from October 10, 2024, requiring businesses to adapt quickly and avoid penalties.
Source: rmpsco.com
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