This discussion clarifies that a landlord receiving rent from non-residential property, even if unregistered, must register for GST once their income exceeds the £20 lakh threshold. They can then opt for the composition scheme for up to £50 lakh in rental income. The advice confirms that rental income is treated as 'Income from House Property' for tax purposes, not business income, with a standard 30% deduction applicable.
18 September 2024
Rental service of non residencial property,
the landlord is not registered under GST, and in coming years the threshold limit of 20 Lakhs will cross by few thousand rupees
No other business activity of the individual, as he is a aged and retired person
May the landlord aval benefits under composite levy scheme of GST?
Can he get relief of mandatory rgistration of GST after 20L, under the present update of 54th GST council meeting update, i.e commercial property rentals under RCM charge mandaroty?
19 September 2024
No relief GST registration is required and forward charge applicable when 20L limit crossed. You can register under composition scheme of GST upto 50 lacs rental income.
if the GST is applied the4 value will increase, and under the provisions of finance bill 2024, the Income from house property the decuction limit would be followed of 30% or it would go under Profit and Gains of Business and Profession?
as without business accounting method, the income tax would be also levied on GST receipt, if the capping as per FM speech in budget 2024 @ 30% is followed
20 September 2024
Show only rental income. Show GST as liability payable. It's only rental income for which 30% deduction allowed. It's not a business income.