Raghu
04 March 2025 at 11:25

ITC Reversal of Exempted goods

Dear Sir,

We have received Notice for 2017-18,
Case- Excess claim of ITC and non-reversal of ITC claimed and utilized for making exempted supplies during the period.

Actual our business activities is Fresh Gherkins, Gherkins Seeds and Gherkins in Acetic acid
Gherkins in acetic acid is 5% GST HSN Code- 07114000
Fresh Gherkins is Nil Rated
Gherkins Seeds as nill Rated
we have not claimed ITC related for Fresh Gherkins and Seeds so both activities is there in our business,
Purchase also Exempted and Sales also exempted, so how to reversal of ITC.

So kindly replay for this anyone.

Regards,
Raghu S


sumon kumar dey
04 March 2025 at 09:43

HSN CODE OF EBOOK READER

Can you please let me know the hsn code of ebook reader? I want to resell ebook reader in india after importing it from China. What are the legal compliance I need to follow? Please suggest


Gopalakrishnan. S

Sir

One of my friend is running a Proprietary business dealing in soaps and other cosmetics. Now,
he wants to sell Batter and other food items with a separate place of business. Can he go for Additional Trade name and use that Trade name exclusively, for his additional place of Business and do billing separately, while the previous line of business, viz. soap and cosmetics will continue to run under the Original Trade name. i.e two different trade names for different line of business with separate place of business for each under same Legal Name ( PAN ).

Or should he go for additional GST registration for the same PAN. Pls. Advice.


rajni ASHANI
01 March 2025 at 13:57

GST AMNESTY rectification or spl 02

in my case DRC 07 issued, no appeal filed.
1. ITC AVAILED disallowed and now eligible.
2.Late filing of GSTR3B.
officer asking to pay full amount of eligible itc
interest and penalties on late filing of GSTR3B asking too file rectification.

guide me officer is right in asking to pay eligible itc


MAKARAND DAMLE

We will be providing Manpower Services i.e. 3rd Party staff and billing will be monthly for processing the staff salaries for company which deal in delivery of Fruits and vegetables

My question is whether our services will fall under exempt or nil rated under GST and gst should not be charged on bills raised by us ?


N.MURUGASAMY
28 February 2025 at 17:00

Residential Real Estate Project

Residential Real Estate Project:
Tri-party Agreement (Parties Involved: Landowner, Developer, and Construction Company)
The construction company raises bills to the developer with GST. Both the construction company and the developer are registered dealers.
The total construction area is shared as follows: 75% by the developer and 25% by the landowner.
Now, the landowner receives 25% of the constructed area as his share for providing the land for the project.
Question No:1
If the landowner sells the houses during construction (before obtaining completion certificate) and gives the power to the developer, then the developer receives the amount on behalf of the landowner and hands over the amount to the landowner after deducting the GST amount.
Here, we have a doubt regarding whether the landowner needs to take the required registration certificate under the GST Act and to pay GST or not necessary.
Question No: 2
For the development rights, we understand that GST is to be paid under the reverse charge mechanism (RCM) at the time of completion of the houses and handover to the landowner. However, in the situation mentioned above (where the houses belong to the landowner’s share), if the houses are sold during the construction period, what will be the taxability of the development rights, and at what rate GST to be charged? Who is liable to pay the tax? Whether developer have to raise a bill for the development rights apart from regular bills for constructed appartments (25 share) to the landlord.
In the above situation, the GST is payable at what percentage, when to pay, and who is liable to pay?
1. For development rights
2. For the transfer of completed houses
3. For houses sold during the under-construction period
Our Assumptions:
For the development rights, the developer raises a bill to the landowner and pays RCM @ 18% on the value of the houses (completed houses) at the time of handing over the houses to the landowner. During the handover of the houses, the developer raises bills to the landowner and collects 1% or 5% of the value of the houses. Is it correct?


Sudipta Das

Can Legal Name and Trade Name be different for a Partnership Firm ?? What documents are needed in that case.


NIRMAL DAVE

Dear All,

I am registered person under GST in Gujarat. I got work order of foundation work in Maharashtra. Recipient is also registered under GST in Maharashtra.

What is the place of supply in the above situation? What should I charge in bill SGST/CGST or IGST?

Do I need to take separate GST registration in Maharashtra to perform work order?

Thanking You
Nirmal Dave


CMA Pravat Kumar Parida
28 February 2025 at 11:56

GST Annual Return

Sir,
During a particular financial year, our new project has only GST purchase of Capital Goods and no outward sales is incurred. Weather it is advisable to file Annual GSTR 9 return. ( we have already file monthly GST return on regular basis.)


Dharmendra Dave

The Trust Registered Under The Gujarat Public Trust Act 1950 with Rules 1961, Trust is estiblished for Educational, Religious and Social Purpose. Trust make building for School for studying Stdents. School paid the Rent to Trsut Including GST. TRust is exempted from GST Act or Paid GST to Trust. Rent Paid LIke Rs.5,55,487/- Per Month excluding the GST 18% RS 49994/- (9%CGST) plus 49994/-(9%SGST).
Toatl Amount RS 655475/-. Can School Paid Rent is applicable GST.





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