"Subject: GST Liability on Unfulfilled Supply and Converted Loan
I had given ₹18 lakhs to a GST-registered supplier for goods supply, but they failed to deliver the goods. Instead, they returned ₹6 lakhs and converted the remaining amount into a short-term loan. Since the supplier didn't fulfill the original supply agreement, I'm concerned about the GST implications.
Please clarify:
1. Is the supplier liable to pay GST on the original supply amount?
2. Does the conversion of the remaining amount into a loan affect the GST liability?
3. As a recipient, do I need to reverse any Input Tax Credit (ITC) claimed earlier?
Dear Members,
In GSTR 9, Table 6 new row Table 6A1 ITC of preceding financial year availed in the financial year (which is included in 6A above) is shown, now if my ITC is of 31/03/2025 shown in GSTR 2B in F.Y. 2024-25 for April month & claimed in April 25 will it be reported here. In short Table 6A1 ITC of preceding financial year is what? is it ITC reflected in Previous year GSTR 2A/2B/8A and availed in current year or just ITC for invoice of previous year availed in current year.
Please Clarify
Dear Experts,
I am registered taxpayer in Delhi and I am wholeseller of electronic items. I paid commission to an individual residence of Maharashtra. So, Please confirm under which head IGST or CGST/SGST RCM will be paid ?
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Dear Sir,
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In Above scenario do dealer need to generate eway bill if yes than vehicle No. In part-B???
Or is it exempt not required eway bill if so pls let me know clouse.
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if the private limited company is engaged in agri business which is exempted from GST Law.
said company if raise any service invoice / reimbursement invoice, should charged GST in their invoice and can ITC be availed by the service receiver
Please Suggest.
We had not paid GST under RCM for the commission paid during the F.Y.2024-25. So we paid the GST under RCM in the month of October 2025 along with the interest and it was filed by our auditors through DRC (03). Now When we are filing the GST monthly return for OCT 25 in November month, can we claim that RCM payment as ITC? If possible how to claim the same as ITC in our GSTR 3B?
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Can Gujrat normal unit raise his invoice for distributing RCM transport lTC on Pune H. O
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Dear Sir,
We need to supply the goods to pondicherry the customer having registered office in chennai but they dont have GST Registration in Pondy. And they asked to supply to third party what tax i should incorporate in Taxable sale invoice like CGST + SGST OR IGST . Kindly provide the answer with Notification or Act or Circular.
Example : A is the Customer in chennai B is the third party in Pondy and A is not added the Pondicherry location in GST and they dont have registration in pondy.
Firm is engaged in online tuition to students in india and outside india. Its one to one live session only. No recorded classes. Students are charged on hourly basis. Invoices are raised to the address given at the time of registration. Most students are out of india, they are giving address of their present location.Since the most parents are from india they are transferring the fund from their nre a/c or nro a/c.firm is not receiving money in foreign currency. Invoices are raised showing that address and firm is charging IGST at 18%. Such invoices are shown in gstr1 as place of supply other taxable territory (code97).Kindly advise this procedure is correct and for the students address to prove the location whether any other supporting documents to be kept in hand.
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