The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has launched Digital Learning Hub for the benefits of its students and members. The platform brings you professional and academic content in multiple formats which can be used in a self-paced manner.
Candidates pursuing the Chartered Accountancy (CA) course can use the ICAI Digital Learning Hub for understanding the concept. That means CA Foundation, CA Intermediate and CA Final course students may access this digital hub for free academic resources.
If you are member of ICAI, this integrated Learning Management System (LMS) brings for you a new knowledge ecosystem. ICAI Digital Learning Hub provides a platform for interaction with your peers through knowledge sharing engagements making the best use of technology such as smartphones and tablets to disseminate learning snippets.
Thus, this digital platform is a single source of knowledge and functions as a central repository of both professional and academic learning material for members (CAs) and students, containing publications, guidance notes and courses facilitated by an ICAI committee or department. CA in practice may obtain Virtual CPE Hours for structured and unstructured CPE requirements.
Online Free GST Course Offered by CA Institute
Recently, the following courses are offered by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI):
Background Material on GST Law for Commerce Students
This E-publication presents and explains GST law in a simple and lucid language. The efforts has been made to cover all aspects of GST law containing basics of GST, important concepts, analysis in a simple way along with the Flowcharts, illustrations and some MCQ’s & FAQ’s on GST, etc. to make the reading and understanding easier.
The e- publication covers the basic concepts of GST Law in a simple language specially meant for Commerce Students. On successful completion of reading of this e-publication, the learners will get a basic concept on GST.
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Course Syllabus
This course comprises the following modules:
- Foreword
- Preface
- Overview of GST
- Definitions
- Exemptions under GST
- Composition Scheme
- Inter and Intra State Supply
- Time of Supply
- Value of Supply
- Input Tax Credit
- Tax Invoice, Accounts and Records
- Returns
- Payment of Tax
- Offences & Penalties
- E-Way Bill
- Job Work
- Assessment and Audit
- Demand and Recovery
- Miscellaneous Issues
E-Learning on GST
The objective of this Course is to enhance the basic knowledge of subject.
This course consist of definition and Concept under GST, Levy, Time of Supply, Place of Supply, Input Tax Credit, Valuation, Registration, Returns, Payment, Refund, Assessment, Offences, Penalties, Advance Ruling, Customs & FTP in brief, Ethical Practice, Overview of GST – Exemption List of goods and Services, Miscellaneous Provision.
On completion of the course,the member will gain the basic & updated knowledge on the GST, its applicabilty, the knowledge about major provisions under the GST Law.
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Course Syllabus
This course comprises the following modules:
- Constitutional Provision related to GST
- Definitions
- Levy
- Classification
- Time of Supply
- Registration
- Nature of Supply and Compensation Act
- Valuation
- Place of Supply
- RCM
- ITC
- Eway Bill
- Returns and Payments
- Refund
- Exemption
- Assessment and Demand
- Finalization
- Advance Ruling
- Audit by Tax Authority
- Appeals and Penalty
- Form-9
- Customs and Drawback
- Form-9C
- Maintenance of Records and Book
- Misc Provisions , RAL and Ethical Practice
Compliances of GST in Banking Sector
The publication is bought with a view to help members to examine and substantiate GST compliance by banks specially while doing the Bank Branch/ Central Statutory and Concurrent Audit. By conducting audits of financial statements of banks, the auditors play a key role in building a resilient banking sector.
This publication analyze the provisions of the GST law in respect of Income earned by banks, expenses incurred by banks, input tax credit under GST, routine procedural checks, questionnaire for GST Tax Audit of banks etc. It will help to develop a safe and sound banking sector supported by quality bank audits.
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Course Syllabus
This course comprises the following modules:
- Foreword
- Preface
- Banking Sector – an Overview
- Incomes Earned By Banks
- Expenses Incurred By Banks
- Input Tax Credit
- Routine Procedural Checks under GST regime
- Questionnaire for GST Audit of Banks
- Annexure A: Reconciliation of Turnover
- Annexure B: Details of Discharge of Liabilities
- Annexure C: Details of ITC taken, Utilized and Reversed
- Annexure D: Details of transactions, where incorrect tax paid
- Appendix: Clarification regarding Questionnaire for GST Audit of Banks
E-Publication Supplies by or to Government under GST
This E-publication amply cover supplies made to and by the Government and major exemptions provided under the law in lucid and easy language. The provisions related to TDS under GST has also been discussed with example and illustrations, which Government has to deduct and deposit while making payment for supplies made to Government on account of deductee.
The e- publication provides all the provision related to supplies by/to Government . Further, all the exemption on supplies by/to Government have been thoroughly analyzed in addition to the aspects related to registration, time and value of supply, input tax credit, e-way bills, GST Audit compliance etc. The provisions have been explained in an easy language and possible practical examples/ illustrations and FAQ have been given for easy and quick interpretation.
On successful completion of reading of this e-publication, the learners will get a basic concept on applicability of GST by/to Government.
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Course Syllabus
This course comprises the following modules:
- Foreword
- Preface
- Background
- Legal Framework
- Exemption for supplies by Government
- Exemption for supplies to Government
- Time of supply
- Value of supply
- Input Tax Credit on Supplies made to Government
- Accounts and Records
- E-way Bill
- GST Audit Compliances
- Other Compliances
- Penal Provisions for Non-Compliances
- FAQs
Exempted Supplies Under GST
The publication “Handbook on Exempted Supplies under GST” aims at explaining the concept of exempted supply under GST whether it is nil rated, wholly exempt or non-taxable supply.
The handbook contains various aspects of exemption, classification, principles of exemption, procedural aspects and detailed analysis of various exemptions available under GST along with illustrations in easy and lucid manner.
This Handbook would be immensely useful to the readers and will give a quick and apt insight of all the exemptions available under GST regime.
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Course Syllabus
This course comprises the following modules:
- Foreword
- Preface
- Background of Exemption
- Introduction to Exemptions
- Brief History of Exemptions under the Erstwhile Laws
- Impact of Exemptions on the Economy
- Grant of Exemptions – International Practices
- Impact on Pricing of Outward Supplies Exempt from Tax
- Aspect of Exemption
- Government’s Power to Exempt Specified Goods and Services
- Discussion on Supplies that Lack Consideration
- Supply of Exempted Goods and Services
- Zero-Rated Supplies and Exemptions
- Exempt Supplies and Availability of Input Tax Credit
- Classification
- Classification and Levy of Tax in GST on Supply of Goods and Services
- Procedure to Avail Exemptions
- Principles of Exemption
- Basic Principles of Construction of Exemption Provisions
- Whether an Exemption is Mandatory or Optional
- Retrospective Application of an Exemption
- Procedural Aspects
- Registration in Cases of Supply of Exempt Goods and/or Services
- Documents, E way Bill and Records Required in Case of Exempt Supplies and Consequences on Non-compliance
- Analysis of Exemption
- Exemptions in Case of Supplies Effected to Government / Municipal Bodies / Government Bodies and Organisations, and Entities under Section 243G or 243W
- Exemptions in Case of Supplies effected by Government / Municipal Bodies /Government Bodies and Organisations
- Exemptions in case of Supplies Effected by Charitable Trusts, Religious Institutions/Organisations and Not for Profit Entities
- Exemptions in case of Associations and Clubs
- Exemptions in case of Education and Allied Services
- Health Related Services
- Exemptions in case of Transportation Services of Goods and Passengers
- Exemptions in case of Services Received for Personal Consumption, Recreation including Import of Services by Individuals
- Exemptions in case of Finance and Insurance and Employees funds
- Exemptions in case of Activities Related to Arts, Sports and Culture
- Exemptions in case of Activities Related to Agriculture
- Exemption to Other Construction / Installation etc. Related Activities
- Exemption to Business Support Services
- Other /Exemptions
- Conclusion
- Annexures
- List of Exempted Goods
- List of Exempted Services
- List of Non-GST Supplies
- List of Schedule III Supplies