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If I purchased an Asset worth Rs.100000/- for our office they charged GST of Rs.4500/- in the bill.
Clarification:-
1. Shall we take input tax credit of this GST paid
2. After taking credit shall we able to claim Depreciaton on this Asset. ? in which amount ? ( including of GST or excluding of GST)
please specify with provision for reference.
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we supplied material from Vadodara to SEZ Unit DAHEJ under LUT/BOND Without payment of IGST. Later on we have to charge the freight to SEZ Unit.
How can we raise the Freight Charge to SEZ UNIT.
FOR THAT CAN I RAISE THE DEBIT NOTE TO SEZ UNIT WITHOUT ANY TAX ?
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I try to file GSTR 3B for Nov.2020. GST portal is disallowing ITC claimed by me. The suppliers from which I received ITC file their GSTR 1 on quarterly basis. As such, GSTR 2A does not show the said ITC and the portal is disallowing me the same Now, how can I file I my GSTR 3B ?
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A Private limited company registered as 100% EOU exported its products and claimed refund of IGST paid during November 2018. Now the department is asking for paying back the amount refunded.
1.How can this be rectified ?
2.If Payment of IGST has to be made along with interest, can the company take credit of the tax amount paid through DRC-03?
3.While making payment of IGST through DRC-03,Can the available input tax credit be utilised,or is cash payment compulsory?
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Hello everyone, my one of friend is engaged in artificial jewellery business through Amazon, Flipkart.etc. on gst rate is 3% but Amazon and Flipkart charging the heavy commission etc. on sale made by friend through them, on which they charging gst @18% and this gst is claimed as input by my friend against the output liability but after adjustment there is a balance in electronic credit ledger and he wants claim the refund of that, now my question is that what should option I should select in refund application where it is asking select the refund type, i.e. it is 1. REFUND ON ACCOUNT OF ITC ACCUMULATED DUE TO INVERTED TAX STRUCTURE or 2. ANY OTHER (SPECIFY)
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Dear Experts,
There is ITC of around 2 lakh which is claimed in audited accounts as well as in annual returns
via GSTR 3B due availability of GST invoice in hand.
Table IV of form 9C therefore did not show the difference of said ITC as both in accounts and annual return, this ITC has been claimed.
However, in GSTR 2A this ITC of 2 Lac is not available. GSTR 9 shows the difference of 2 lac being ITC claimed in annual return but not available in GSTR 2A
My question is what would be auditor recommendation in this case ? shall auditor recommend to pay in GSTR 9C amount not available in GSTR 2A ? or can we claim this valid ITC even if not available under 2A
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I am a steel trader. My party is doing his construction project in 3 different places. How to issue invoice and e-way bill to the Party?
Kindly guide me
urgent plz
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By Mistake while filling GSTR 3B paid excess tax to government through ITC but shown correctly in GSTR 1 is there any way to claim credit back?
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what is GST registration limit for Saloon who are providing services as well as doing trading of beauty products?
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SIR
We are trading tyres and spares items for Lorries/Trucks. Now, we have decided to start a new business for service motive that RENTING the tyres and other equipments to the small transporters under the contract / lease basis for a particular period. They will pay the rent against our service bills.
Doubtful Questions are,
1. Is it possible under GST Act?
2. Rate of GST applicable for this service?
3. Agreement should legally be registered or not?
4. If we pay GST by collecting it from the transporters against the service, Can it be adjusted by the inputs we have?
5. Can we take the inputs on the Retreading charges of tyres after the lease period?
6. Can we claim the depreciation if any?
Plz guide us. Thanks in adv
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