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Tybms Indirect Taxes Sem 6 Internals Sample Questions

GST was introduced in India on 1 July 2017. It is a single, unified indirect tax system that was implemented throughout India, replacing multiple cascading taxes levied by the central and state governments. Key aspects include GST being levied on the supply of goods and services, with credit for taxes paid at previous stages available in the production and distribution process. The GST council determines tax rates and resolves disputes between states and the center.

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Tybms Indirect Taxes Sem 6 Internals Sample Questions

GST was introduced in India on 1 July 2017. It is a single, unified indirect tax system that was implemented throughout India, replacing multiple cascading taxes levied by the central and state governments. Key aspects include GST being levied on the supply of goods and services, with credit for taxes paid at previous stages available in the production and distribution process. The GST council determines tax rates and resolves disputes between states and the center.

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Goods and Services Tax

(Multiple Choice Questions)

1. GST was introduced in India with effect from


a) 1.1.2017 b) 1.4.2017 c) 1.1.2018 d) 1.7.2017

2. GST was introduced in Jammu and Kashmir with effect from


a) 1.8.2017 b) 1.7.2017 c) 1.1.2018 d) 8.7.2017

3. Constitution Amendment Act, 2016 for GST was


a) 80thb) 101st c) 122nd d) None of these

4. As a result of constitution amendment for GST a Separate List --- has been inserted
in the constitution.
a) Article 246A b) Article 146B c) Article 122 C d) Article 101B

5. The incidence of tax on tax is called


a) Tax Cascading b) Tax Pyramidding c) Tax evasion d) Indiret tax

6. Under GST, ‘value addition’ refers to


a) Expenses ‘plus’ profit b) Cost plus tax c) Cost plus tax plus‘profit d)
Tax plus profit

7. UTGST is applicable when


a) Sold from Union territory b) Goods are purchased by Central Government

c) Sold from one union territory to another union territory d) There is interstate
supply

8. Integrated Goods and Services Tax is applicable when -


a) Sold in Union territory b) Sold from one GST dealer to another GST dealer
c) Sold within a state d) There is interstate supply

9. SGST is applicable when


a) Goods are sold within a state b) Goods are sold from one GST dealer to
a customer
c) Goods are sold by a GST dealer to another GST dealer d) Interstate supply

10. The tax which was not merged into GST


a) Counterveiling Duty b) Excise duty c) Basic Customs Duty d) Purchase
tax

11. Goods and service tax is a – tax system


a) Single point tax b) Multipoint tax c) Regressive tax d) None of these

12. Goods and service tax is --


a) Supply based b) Consumption based
c) Both supply and consumption based d) None of these

13. When a GST dealer in Kerala sells a product o a GST dealer or customer in
Tamilnadu, the tax collected is
a) SGST b) CGST c) Integrated GST d) UTGST

14. After introduction of GST import into India is –


a) Subject to IGST plus BCD b) Subject to CGST plus SGST plus BCD
c) Zero rated d) SGST plus CGST plus IGST plus BCD

15. After introduction of GST supplies to SEZ are


a) Subject to IGST b) Subject to CGST plus SGST
c) Zero rated d) SGST plus CGST plus IGST

16. GST is a matter of jurisdiction of


a) Union Government b) State Government
c) Both centre and state government d) None of these

17. Inter-state trade is presently subject to


a) SGST b) CGST c) Integrated GST d) UTGST

18. Introduction of GST affects the revenue of


a) Consuming states b) Manufacturing states
c) All the states d) Central Government

19. The council can take a decision only if there is


a) Three- fourth majority b) Two third Majority
c) 60% majority d) Simple majority

20. GST dealers with annual turnover of --- are not required to use HSN code
a) Less than Rs. 1.5 crore b) less than Rs. 20 lakh
c) less than Rs. 1 crore d) less than Rs. 75 lakh
21. Dealers whose annual turnover between Rs. 1.5 crore and Rs. 5 crore need to
use
a) Two-digit HSN code b) Four digit HSN Codes
c) Four digit HSN Codes d) Eight digit HSN codes

22. Dealers with annual turnover of Rs. 5 crore and above must use -- for their invoices.
a) Two-digit HSN code b) Four digit HSN Codes
c) Four digit HSN Codes d) Eight digit HSN codes

23. In the case of import or export of goods, using -- is compulsory


a) Two-digit HSN code b) Four digit HSN Code
c) Four digit HSN code d) Eight digit HSN code

24. Under GST law SAC refers to --


a) Systematic Accounting Code b) Service Accounting Code
c) System administration code d) Scientific accounting code

25. Under GST law, tax rates are determined by


a) Central Government b) State Government
c) GST Council d) Central Government in consultation with state governments

26. The lowest tax rate under GST is --


a) 0.25% b) 1% c) .05% d) 5%

27. Base metals, gold, silver, articles of jewellery are taxable in India at the rate of
a) 0.25% b) 1% c) 3% d) 5%

28. The highest GST rate applicable now is ---


a) 100% b) 18% c) 28% d) 50%

29. Tax Deducted at Source at the rate of 1% is applicable in the case of supplies
received by
a) Any GST dealer b) Government Departments
c) Ecommerce operators d) Composite dealers

30. Tax Collected at Source at the rate of 2% is applicable in the case of


a) Any GST dealer b) Government Departments
c) E-commerce operators d) Composite dealers

31. Composite tax is applicable for dealer with turnover upto


a) Rs. 1 Crore a) Rs. 20 lakh a) Rs. 1.5 Crore a) Rs. 10 Crore
32. Under GST law Compensation cess is applicable on
a) Luxury articles and demerit goods b) All goods
c) Petroleum products and Alcohol d) Consumer goods

33. Goods which get input tax credit without being liable to collect output tax is called
a) Exempt goods b) White goods c) Sin goods d) Zero rated goods

34. GST can be collected by


a) Any registered dealer b) Any GST dealer c) Any service provider d) Any dealer

35. -- confers powers to Government of India to collect tax on intra-state supply of


goods or services or both.
a) UTGST Act b) IGST Act c) CGST Act d) SGST Act

36. Under GST law “Aggregate turnover” of a dealer


a) Includes taxes paid b) Excludes taxes paid
c) Includes exempt supplies d) Turnover plus taxs plus profit
37. Under GST law “Aggregate turnover” of a dealer is determined
a)State-wise b) All India basis c) shop-wise d) None of these

38. Under GST law “Agriculturist” means


a) Individual or Hindu Undivided Family only b) Individual only
c) Any entity engaged in agricultural operations d) Any one who sells agricultural
produces

39. Business vertical refers to


a) Joint venture b) Different busineses within a group
c) Competitors in business d) None of these

40. Goods which are used or intended to be used in the course or furtherance of
business are
a) Demerit goods b) Business goods c) Capital goods d) None of these

41. A person who occasionally undertakes transactions involving supply of goods or


services or both in the course or furtherance of business is
a) Business person b) Casual taxable person c) composite dealer d) Non
resident dealer

42. Supply of two or more taxable supplies naturally bundled and supplied is called
a) Mixed supply b) Composite supply c) Common supply d) Continous supply
43. Goods are packed and transported with insurance, packing materials, transport and
insurance.
This is a case of
a) Mixed supply b) Composite supply c) Common supply d) Continous supply

44. Supply of goods provided, or agreed to be provided, continuously or on recurrent


basis, under a contract, is
a) Mixed supply b) Composite supply c) Common supply d) Continous supply

45. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. sends 10,000


litres of petrol every day to a petrol pump and invoices the same every week. This is
a case of
a)Mixed supply b) Composite supply c) Common supply d) Continous supply

46. Any goods other than capital goods used or


intended to be used by a supplier in the course or furtherance of business is
a) Input b) Output c) Merit goods d) White goods

47. --- refers to receipt of goods or services or both whether by purchase, acquisition
or any other means with or without consideration.
a) Outward supply b) Inward supply c) Taxable supply d) None of these

48. Two or more individual supplies of goods or services, or any combination thereof,
made in conjunction with each other
a) Mixed supply b) Composite supply c) Common supply d) Continous supply

49. A supply of a package consisting of canned foods, sweets, chocolates, cakes, dry
fruits, aerated drinks and fruit juices when supplied for a single price is
a)Common supply b) Composite supply c) Mixed supply d) Continous supply

50. Any person who occasionally undertakes transactions involving supply of goods or
services or both, but who has no fixed place of business or residence in India is
a) Business person b) Casual taxable person c) composite dealer d) Non resident
dealer

51. Output tax of a taxable person,


a) Includes reverse charge b) Excludes reverse charge
c) Includes composite tax d) Includes all the taxes paid
52. Supply of goods or services which constitutes the predominant element of a
composite supply is called
a) Common supply b) Principal supply c) Mixed supply d) Continous supply

53. Liability to pay tax by the recipient of supply of goods or services is called
a) Output tax b) Reverse charge c) Input tax d) None of these

54. The chair of GST Council


a) Nominated by the Govt b) Nominated by the GST Council
c) Union Finance Minister d) Elected by the GST council

55. In the GST council meetings , the vote of the Central Government shall have a
weightage of
a) 1/3 of votes cast b) 1/2 of votes cast c) 2/3 of votes cast d) None of these

56. In the GST council meetings votes of all the State Governments taken together
shall have a weightage of
a) 1/3 of votes cast b) 1/2 of votes cast c) 2/3 of votes cast d) None of these

57.
a) Union budget b) State budget
c) GST council d) Central Govt in consultation with state Govt.

58. Integrated Goods and Services Tax Act is applicable to


a) All the States b) All the Union territories
c) The whole of India d) All the states except Jammu and Kashmir

59. Integrated GST is applicable on goods or services


a) Imports b) Interstate Sale c) Exported from India d) Imports and interstate sales

60. The rate of IGST is equal to the rate of


a) CGST b) SGST c) CGST plus the rate of SGST d) SGST plus UTGST

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