Hello CAClubIndia,

I've been importing goods from China and reselling in India. My sole-proprietorship firm has IEC for the purpose of commercial importation. I recently received a request from another company to import goods for them using my IEC and firm. It work like they will transfer the amount needed for the purchase to my company bank account which I will use for the purchase. Once the goods are arrived to me, I will transfer the goods to them. As the company is owned by my friend, I will skip any profit for this deal.

My question is that if this needs GST to be collected and remitted by me from the other company as there is no active sales transaction being taken place?

Also, will this put any load on my shoulders in the form of Income Tax or any other taxes immediately or later?

Please suggest a good workaround after giving answers to my questions.

Thanks in advance.

Our one client dealing with surgical instruments business, he imported of goods and paid IGST 12% at the time of import of goods to the government, and he is resell imported goods to Maharashtra clients. Query is that Now Can he claim IGST amount as per GSTR-2b reflected on portal?

One of our client exported the goods with payment of IGST. But clerical mistake they filed the GSTR-1 by without payment of IGST instead of with payment of IGST. During the month of Feb.2024, they found and amended the invoices in GSTR-1, the same month regular exports also available and mentioned the exports with payment of IGST. At the time of filing the GSTR-3B, regular Exports IGST only debited in the Electronic credit ledger, the amended IGST not debited in the ECL by mistake. In this situation the Export Invoices not transferred to the ICEGATE. The refund also pending. How to debit the amended IGST in the portal. If debited through the DRC-03, they refund the same. Please clarify by the experts, how to solve this problem.

Sir,

We are running a Restaurant under 5% GST and doing online sales also, through E Commerce operators. We are updating the online sales in GSTR1 in the table 14 - u/s 9(5). But, the GST portal does not include this sale amount in the total taxable sales shown in the bottom of the GSTR 1. As such, shall we include the online sales in table No. 12 - HSN wise break up of the turnover or not ?

Pls. advice.

GST Registration of one of my client was suspended due to non-filing of GSTR (FY 2018-19). During Suspension period, purchases were made by my client, on which ITC was disallowed by Deptt. Although, my client subsequently filed his pending GSTR, paid his output liability and his GST registration also activated. But ITC of suspension period not shown shown either in GSTR 2A . Now a demand has been received against said ITC ? Is there any remedy for the same ?

dear sir/maam
I am a student of CA Intermediate
My query is that the language both the sections 22 (turnover based registration) and 24 (compulsory registration) of CGST act,2017 indicate towards schedule 1 para 3 agents as CBIC has clarified that wherever the phrase "on the behalf of principal" is present it is to be interpreted as sch 1 para 3 agents however the circular does not mention anything specifically about "taxable supplies on behalf of taxable persons".

So which type of agents are referred to in section 22:-
1) if they are sch1 para 3 agents then section 22 and 24 conflict with each other
2) if they are not sch1 para 3 agents then section 22 and CBIC's clarification conflict with each other.

please guide and correct if I am incorrect in my understanding

applicability of GST for research grant received from Finance Commission to Trust

Dear Sir,
We are a logistics company situated at Navi Mumbai ,Maharastra, having Maharastra GST registration. Please note that we have taken a new GST registration at Hazira Gujarat under the same name as in Maharashtra. I want to know how we have to bill the same from Hazira to our customers. Whether we have to open a separate Company in the Tally package as we are using Tally Erp.
Please reply back immediately.
Prakash menon
Accountant

SIR,
Is it mandatory to file GST-7 Nil?

WE GOT NOTICE
SUB:- Notice to return defaulter u/s 46 for not filing return and Intimation of
theProceedings U/S 62 & 83 (Assessment of Non Filer & Provisional Attachment).

Hi Experts,
Having a doubt on concessional rate supply at 0.1% when sold to merchant exporter.
Under concessional rate supply at 0.1% one of the condition is the merchant exporter have to export the goods within 90 days from the date of e-invoice made by supplier and if merchant exporter fails to export within 90 days then supplier cannot avail 0.1% concessional rate, here i want to know the explanation for “supplier cannot avail 0.1% concessional rate” does is it mean that supplier have to pay 18% GST if merchant supplier fails to export within 90days ?