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                   Ans. For calculation of the threshold limit, the value   iv) Statutory body
                 of taxable supplies excluding the zero-rated supplies   Q8. Which financial years should be considered
                 needs to be considered. However, for the purpose of   for calculating the limit of Rs. One lakh income tax
                 payment of tax liability, 1% of the total output tax needs   when filing the return for the month of January
                 to be disbursed in cash. Therefore, where zero rated
                                                                    2021?
                 supplies are with payment of tax, 1% cash payment will
                 still be required on output tax including that on zero   Ans. The due date of filing Income Tax return for the
                 rated supplies.                                    Assessment  year  2020-21  has  been  extended  for
                                                                    persons liable for tax audit / companies’ audit / partners
                   For example, if in any month, taxable supplies are of   of firms liable for audit etc. to 15th February 2021.
                 Rs. 60 lakhs and zero rated supplies with payment of tax   Most of the taxpayers falling under Rule 86B would be
                 is  Rs.  40  lakhs,  assuming  the  rate  of  GST  of  18%,   having  tax  audit  applicable  to  them.  Thereby  for
                 mandatory amount of 1%*100 lakhs*18% = Rs. 18000   compliance for the month of January 2021, the two
                 must be paid in cash.
                                                                    preceding financial years for calculating the limit of
                   Q7.  Are  there  any  exceptions  to  the  list  of   Rs. One lakh would be the Assessment year 2019-20
                 registered persons who are required to comply with   and 2018-19.
                 this rule?
                                                                      Q9. When  meaning  to  state  that  refund  in  the
                   Ans.  The  following  persons  are  not  required  to   preceding financial year should be more than one
                 comply with the restrictions:                      lakh, would the limit be calculated for all refunds
                                                                    taken together?
                   a) The registered person or the Proprietor or the Karta
                 or the Managing Director or any of its two partners,   Ans. The limit of Rs. One lakh will be calculated for
                 whole-time  directors  or  members  of  Managing   inverted  duty  structure  and  zero  rated  supplies
                 Committee of Association or Board of Trustees should   separately.  Thereby,  the  limit  for  the  exports  and
                 have paid more than Rs. One lakh as income tax. This   supplies to SEZ developer or unit will be clubbed to
                 amount  should  have  been  paid  in  each  of  the  two   determine Rs. One lakh but that of the inverted duty
                 preceding financial yearsfor which the time limit to file   structure would be separate.
                 return of income under subsection section 139(1) of the
                                                                      For example, if refund received for inverted duty
                 said Act has expired.                              structure is Rs. 60,000 and for exports is Rs. 50,000 in
                   b) the registered person has received a refund of more   a  year,  the  exceptions  provided  above  will  not  be
                 than Rs. One lakh in the preceding financial year under   attracted. However, if the refund for supplies to SEZ
                 zero rated supplies (i.e. exports and supplies to SEZ)  had been Rs. 60,000 and for exports Rs. 50,000, the
                                                                    limit would be breached and Rule 86B would not be
                   c) The registered person has received a refund of more   required to be complied with.
                 than Rs. One lakh in the preceding financial year under
                 inverted duty structure                              Q10. Under the exception, whether the limit is
                                                                    refund  received  during  the  year  or  refund
                   d) The registered person has discharged his liability   belonging to the year?
                 towards output tax through electronic cash ledger in
                 excess  of  1%  of  total  output  tax  liability  applied   Ans.  It  has  been  clearly  provided  the  limit  is  for
                 cumulatively  upto  the  said  month  in  the  current   refund received during the preceding financial year
                 financial year                                     irrespective of  the period for  which the refund had
                                                                    been claimed.
                   e) The registered person is –
                                                                      For example, in the return for the month of January
                   i) Government Department or
                                                                    2021, one needs to calculate the refund received during
                   ii) Public Sector Undertaking or
                                                                    the  year  2019-20.  Assuming  the  refund  received
                   iii) Local authority or                          during 2019-20 was Rs. 1,20,000 wherein Rs. 70,000
                                                                    belonged to 2018-19 and Rs. 50,000 to the year 2017-


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