Collection of particulars regarding the disparity between CGST and SGST

ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL EXCISE GAZETTED EXECUTIVE OFFICERS (Representing the Superintendents of C.Ex& CGST) [Recognised vide CBEC Letter F. No. B 12017/10/2006-Ad IV A dated 21/01/2008] Secretary General’s Office: 6/7 A.T.D. Street, Race Course Road, Coimbatore – 641018. Email id: aisacbitc@gmail.com &manimohanr66@gmail.com

President Shishir Agnihotri Vice Presidents: Ashok K Bansal M. A. Jithendra Kousik Roy S.K.Bundela P.T.Gaidhani Vinod Sharma H.S. Bajaj R.R. Thripathy Ashish Pathak R. Soundari Secretary General R. Manimohan (09443063989) Asst Secy General A.S. Kundu Joint Secretaries Malkit Singh Hemant Ghosal S.K. Yadav D. Samantaray Anil Bhokare A.G. Dhoble C. J. Thomas T. Elanchezhiyan Samir Kumar Sinha Core Committee: Tirthankar Pyne Ajit Kumar K.G. G. Srinath Sanjay Srinivasan Office Secretary: K.R.Dinesh Kumar

CIRCULAR 01/2019 Dt: 21.08.2019 Dear friends and comrades,           We are all aware of the difficulties faced by the economy in our country.  On one hand, international market pressures and on the other hand the internal demand related issues have been alarming. In this scenario, the difficulties faced by the trade, just as our members also due to the glitches in the newly introduced GSTN, is also known to all of us.           At this juncture, the Government has launched extensive outreach programmes all over the country to know the difficulties and grievances of the trade.  We are also given to understand that an immediate re-structuring of the department may not happen due to the above situation of the economy.  We have to remember that the trade provides the bread and butter for the government.  Hence, as common citizens as well as Officers who would be in employment only as long as business is robust, it becomes our supreme duty to enable the Government in putting the economy back on rails.           As an Association consisting of members who form the real cutting edge at the field, it becomes our additional responsibility to channelize the grievances of the trade and attempt to solve them by giving necessary suggestions to the Government.  The gap that has arisen on account of networking, softwaring, hardwaring, etc left to persons who are not aware of the trade and departmental requirements and/or operational details of the law, is to be overcome by our active participation and providing suggestions. The structural changes that the department will have to undertake to accommodate the changes also have to be taken into consideration.           Hence, all Units are requested to adopt the following measures on an urgent basis: 1)    Start interacting with the Associations representing the trade, attend their meetings and try to find out their problems; 2)    Conduct meetings of our own members according to the field of operation like Ranges and Divisions, Anti-evasion, Audit, etc to elicit the points of difficulties faced on each front; 3)    Get in touch with our counterparts in the State GST and find out the difference in operational methods between theirs and ours; 4)    Enlist the issues found out during the above exercises and if possible with suggested solutions for each in the enclosed format send them by email to aisacbitc@gmail.com &  tirtha32@gmail.com 5)    Individual members also can send their suggestions to the above mail id. (PL AVOID SENDING BY WHATSAPP SINCE THEY CANNOT BE STORED AND SEARCHED) Based on the above data, we will prepare a comprehensive memorandum to be submitted to the Hon’ble Finance Minister and Hon’ble MOS (Revenue) apart from bringing them to the notice of our Board and Revenue Secretary also.  Copy of this consolidated memorandum will be circulated to all units.  This could be used by the units to mobilize opinion on the same by submitting the same to the Hon’ble Members of Parliament in their respective constituencies. Encl: A comparative chart to be prepared for each State/UT Fraternally yours,  (R. Manimohan) Secretary General To All Units, Office bearers and members of AIACEGEO

COMPARATIVE CHART BETWEEN CGST& SGST
NAME OF THE STATE/UT :
Sl. No	Item	CGST	SGST
1	No. of Units
1 (a)	Small Scale
1 (b)	Medium Scale
1 (c )	Large Scale
2	No of Migrant Units
2 (a)	Small Scale
2 (b)	Medium Scale
2 (c )	Large Scale
3	No of New Units
3 (a)	Small Scale
3 (b)	Medium Scale
3 (c )	Large Scale
4	Revenue in 18-19
5	% Non filers
6	Sanctioned Strength
6 (a)	Group A
6 (b)	Group B
6 (c )	Group C
6 (d)	Others
7	Pay and Allowance in 18-19
7 (a)	Group A
7 (b)	Group B
7 (c )	Group C
7 (d)	Others
8	Adminstrative Expenses in 18-19
9	Difficulties faced by the Trade
9 (a)	Procedural
9 (b)	Network
10	Difficulties faced by the Officials
10 (a)	Procedural
10 (b)	Network