I have following queries regarding gst liability of social media and oidar services

1. If a GST registered person uses social media platforms like Instagram post, Facebook etc to generate customers traffic for a business outside India & these social media platforms are used without consideration (free of cost), then does registered person need to pay gst? If yes, what will be the value of supply?
2. Similarly, If a GST registered person uses OIDAR services from outside India, for a business outside India and these OIDAR services are provided without consideration (free of cost), then does registered person need to pay gst? If yes, what will be the value of supply?

Kindly guide
(A) What will be GST rate of Modak (offered to Ganeshji)?
1) Dry Modak which we normally purchase from shops
2) Fried Modak
3) Modak made of Rice flour & filled with wet mixture of jaggery and coconut & then steamed

(B) Also, kindly guide about appropriate HSN

Respected Sir,

We are holding two GST Numbers. One is for Maharashtra and the other is for Andhra Pradesh. We are basically exporters and buying finished goods on our Maharashtra GST Number and the same is being exported right on our Maharashtra GST Number. Due to unavailability of the container we had to ship the consignment from Andhra Pradesh Port and inadvertently GST number of Andhra Pradesh has been put on shipping bill.

It is an issue of concessional rate of GST @ 0.10% and since the purchase bill has been drawn on Maharashtra GST Number and the related export bill has been drawn on Andhra Pradesh GST Number. The supplier is asking us the shipping bill having Maharashtra GST Number in order to avail the concessional rate of GST @ 0.10% failing which the supplier will not get the concessional rate of GST @ 0.10%.

Please guide me and oblige.

Dear Expert Please Solve the Following Scenario

Particular IGST CGST SGST Remark
2A (20-21) 34,826.64 22,355.40 22,355.40 Party Uploded in GSTR1
3B (20-21) 76,052.43 41,587.90 41,587.90 **(19-20 ITC Included)
Books 20-21 (Audited Balance Sheet 40,262.53 20,781.24 20,781.24 20-21 ITC
**19-20 ITC Claim in 20-21 21,458.00 22,458.00 22,458.00 19-20 ITC
Remarks:
(20-21 ITC)-(19-20 ITC)= Actual ITC 20-21 54,594.43 19,129.90 19,129.90
Books of Accounts 20-21 40,262.53 20,781.24 20,781.24
Difference From Books of Account and 3B (14,331.90) 1,651.34 1,651.34

How to File GSTR9 Table Wise

Hi,
I want to start with POD business on teespring and redbubble. Both these platforms are based outside India. As a seller, I will upload my artwork on these platforms, will create a virtual listing of products & set selling price for each product. Customers(who are also from outside India) visit and place order with these platforms.These platforms manufacture and deliver orders to customers and after deducting a base price for manufacturing from selling price, the remaining amount will be paid by platform to seller i.e. me by payout through PayPal.
After a lot of hassle, I came to know that this will be the export of services( zero rated supply) and all transactions need to be shown under GST.
I am just receiving payout (showing profit earned by me) from these platforms through PayPal
I am not issuing or not receiving any invoice. Even customer details are not shared with me.
So my questions are
1.How to show this profit under gst as I have only payouts showing profit earned by me (i.e. selling price minus base price) from those platforms?
2. I don't have any invoices but in gstr1 Invoice details need to be filled. How to address this issue?
It would be of great help if you could answer query.
Thank you

In the case of residential project where more than 50% flat are less than 60 sq. mtr. Balance are More than 60 sq. mtr. work contractor charges concessional rate of GST for flat less than 60 sq. mtr @12 % . Can project get infrastructure status vide notification of Government of India, in Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs vide F. No.13/6/2009-INF, dated the 30th March, 2017;
Even if selling price of flat is more than 45 lakh.

12% GST chargeable by Sub-Contractors to Main Contractor on Works Contract Services pertaining to Rehab Building

We Received Advocate (RCM) Bill in the Month of May 2021. But Invoice Date is 28/03/21 i.e. FY 20-21. We take this Bill in our Books of Account FY20-21.
After Received Advocate Bill, we make a Payment of RCM and filed GSTR 3B in June 21Take ITC on July 21 (3B)
Now the question is what the treatment of GSTR9. How we show in GSTR9
Invoice Date 25/03/2021
Bill Value is Rs 15000/-
CGST Rs 1350/-
SGST Rs 1350/-

Tax Payment 12/06/2021
Filed GSTR3B- June21
ITC Claim in GSTR3B – July 21

Hi,

Please make me understand below,

We are providing Payroll services to a client and collecting GST @ 18% on both Salaries payable and on our Service charges. Is this correct?
Since our client will transfer salaries payable to our account and we will disburse the same to the employees who are in client place, so collecting GST on salaries is correct?
Please guide me further.

Thanks in advance
Narasimha Murthy. K

Dear sir / madam, we are manufacturer of Capacitors, Panels, Lightning Arrestors etc etc and supplying to all electricity board.
Question - Can we send replacement under warranty period without gst ? Please suggest.
Regards,
S B kamble
Shreem Electric Limited