Chartered Accountant comes up with book on GST

Chartered Accountants S Neelakantan, Sumit Kedia, V Pattabhi Ram, Indian Bank Chairman T N Manoharan and Commissioner of GST & Central Excise- Chennai South Commissionerate, K M Ravichandran during the launch of the book on GST in Chennai recently.

Chennai: Introduction of GST has resulted in revamping and redesigning of the entire existing
Indirect Tax system.
Though the government loaded GST with many tangible benefits, the new tax system also has its share of complexities, problems and frequent changes.
So to understand the practical aspects of GST better, Chartered Accountant Sumit Kedia has authored a book – ‘A Practitioner’s Guide to Gst Audit & Annual Return.’ It was released by Canara Bank Chairman T N Manoharan in the presence of Commissioner of GST & Central Excise- Chennai South Commissionerate, K M Ravichandran here recently, a press release said.
Thirty-one-year Sumit Kedia says the book will act as a self guide to CFO’s, tax consultants and in general to all taxpayers to ensure due compliance with the GST annual returns and GST audit.
Apart from offering clause-wise analysis of GST annual return and audit, the book also answers FAQ’s on practical aspects, gives detailed guidance on the interpretation of the provisions relevant to GST, provides analysis of the critical and key focus areas of the financial statements from the GST perspective and has an illustrative checklist of information and documents to be verified to ensure compliance with GST regime.
Sumit Kedia is a practising Chartered Accountant specialising in Indirect Taxes, particularly GST.