RESPECTED SIR,
AS REGARDING ABOVE SUBJECT, MY QUERY IS THAT CAN WE CLAIM GST ITC ON COMPUTER SPEAKER BEARING HSN CODE 85182290.

PLEASE REPLY.
REGARDS

Forgot to deduct the credit note issued figures of HSN in July 24 GSTR 1A. Should had given negative figures. Is it ok to deduct the same from August GSTR 1 HSN?

RESPECTED SIR
PURCHASE OF JCB FOR RENTAL SERVICE IS ELIGIBLE FOR ITC . ITC NEAR ABOUT
560000 . HE ALSO USED IT FOR HIS BUSINESS. PLEASE ADVICE THANKS....

Respected Sir,

We are writing to seek your esteemed guidance regarding a matter related to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law in India, specifically concerning the refund of CESS paid on coal used for manufacturing purposes under the Inverted Duty Structure.

Our company is engaged in the manufacturing of Steel & Iron, and we regularly supply our products to Merchant Exporters as well. As per our understanding, the GST law allows for a refund under the Inverted Duty Structure when the tax on inputs is higher than the tax on the output. However, we have encountered a situation where the refund of CESS paid on coal, which is a critical input in our manufacturing process, is not permitted under the current provisions.

Our Queries:

• We would like to clarify whether the refund of CESS paid on coal used in manufacturing is permissible under the Inverted Duty Structure, especially in the context of sales to merchant exporters.

We would be grateful if you could assist us in exploring any other avenues or provisions within the GST law that might allow us to claim relief or refund on the CESS paid on coal. Given the significance of this matter to our operations, we kindly request a prompt response to this query. Your guidance will greatly assist us in ensuring compliance with the GST regulations while optimizing our input tax credit utilization.

We appreciate your assistance and look forward to your valuable input.

Dear sir/madam- Would liek to have clarification on following
I AM A CONSULTANTS ON B2B CONTRCAT WITH POLAND FIRM. THE EXPENSES INCURRED FOR TRAVEL,HOTEL,TAXI,CAR RENTAL WHICH ARE PADI BY ME DO WE HAVE TO CHARGE GST ON THE SAME TO THE POLAND FIRM

IS GST APPLICABLE FOR THE EXPENSES WHICH ARE REIMBURSED BY FOREGIN FIRM.

Respected seniors,

1. Is an E-way Bill required for a bike sale over ₹50,000 if the customer drives the bike away directly (B2C sale)?

2. For B2B sales over ₹50,000, do we need to generate an E-way Bill if the bike is driven by the buyer and not transported by another vehicle?

3. How should we handle the vehicle and transporter ID fields in the E-way Bill when the bike is driven away on its own wheels?

4. Are there any exemptions under GST for generating an E-way Bill when the bike is self-transported (by driving a new vehicle) by the buyer?

5. Do we need to generate an E-way Bill for intra-city sales where the buyer drives the bike away and the invoice is over ₹50,000?

6. What are the risks of not generating an E-way Bill if the bike is driven away by the customer without using a separate vehicle?

plz suggest me the format of statement of fact and ground of appeals for gst
My mail id : csparthi2@gmail.com

Taxpayer has business of printing. They used this SAC code when paper is supply by the recipient and the recipient is registered under GST. Taxpayer observation is that since recipient is registered and input (paper) and content supplied by the recipient it constitute a job work and hence charged GST @ 5% with SAC code 9988 [ we are talking about only BOOK printing ]. Accordingly when paper is supplied by the recipient but the recipient is not registered under GST we charged 18% under SAC code 18%. But recently we got an order for book printing from an unregistered recipient who told us whether the recipient is registered or not not registered GST on book printing is 5%. Please suggest us in this matter

RES SIR,

WE PAID GST 1 % ON TOTAL RECEIPT FROM CUSTOMER AS PER AFFODABLE HOUSING SCHEME .

MY QUESTION IS THE DEVLOPER ALSO CONSTUCTION SHOP WITH FLATS THEN WHAT IS THE GST RATE ON SHOPS I PAID 1% GST ON ADVANCE RECEIVED FROM CUSTOMER IS IT RIGHT?

1. Is an Eway Bill required for a bike sale over ₹50,000 if the customer drives the bike away directly (B2C sale)?

2. For B2B sales over ₹50,000, do we need to generate an Eway Bill if the bike is driven by the buyer and not transported by another vehicle?

3. How should we handle the vehicle and transporter ID fields in the Eway Bill when the bike is driven away on its own wheels?

4. Are there any exemptions under GST for generating an Eway Bill when the bike is self-transported by the buyer?

5. Do we need to generate an Eway Bill for intra-city sales where the buyer drives the bike away and the invoice is over ₹50,000?

6. What are the risks of not generating an Eway Bill if the bike is driven away by the customer without using a separate vehicle?