Real Estate Forum on Housing Society

Latest Answer: Impact of changes post GST council meeting dated 06 Oct 2017 1 Quarterly Return filling if Society is turnover or annual receipts are less than 15 crore than SocietyRWA is require to file quarterly returns instead of monthly return 2 No RCM on purchases There wont be any RCM on input Purchases Section 94 CGST And 54 IGST from unregistered dealers so no more GST liability on RCM till March 2018 3 No Requirement to pay GST at the time of receipt of advances if taxpayer having annual turnover below 15 crore All these amendments will provide relief to the small tax payers and the CHSRWA in following the GST compliance requirement

Latest Answer: It is not true. Because the forum found that there was no evidence to prove the builder's dispute that the draft of the conveyance deed had been sent to the Society for approval. Similarly, there was no documentary evidence to prove that the builder had handed over the original title deed and other documents.

Latest Answer: What if it is rented out? They are taking all the fees as usual right? When there is no change in it, why should they charge extra? All of you together question them and demand to stop imposing this extra charges..

Latest Answer: It is always good to get a society registered to be legally enforceable with certain rights.