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A company recorded a 5% margin as income on materials purchased but not received, without recording the purchase or sale. The discussion advises that if no tax invoice was issued and ownership of goods wasn't transferred, this transaction is likely outside the scope of supply and should be treated as speculative gain or other income, rather than input or output GST.

CA Parul Saxena

CA Parul Saxena (Querist)

19 March 2022 Our co has purchased material from mr A but actual goods are not received and mr A asks our ourganisation to sell back its goods with 5% margin..
And our co has recorded this 5% margin as income (neither it recorded purchase nor recorded sale) now the question how the gst will be recorded on this margin as output gst aur input gst is to be lower down?

CA R SEETHARAMAN

CA R SEETHARAMAN (Expert)

19 March 2022 Whether tax invoice issued.

CA Altamush Zafar

CA Altamush Zafar (Expert)

19 March 2022 Since there is no proof that sale actually took place at the first place the property in goods wasn't transferred. Therefore it is not sale prima facie and therefore outside the scope of supply. Seems to be in the nature of speculation gain. Avoid such transactions except through authorised exchanges since there is no documentary proof whatsoever.

CA R SEETHARAMAN

CA R SEETHARAMAN (Expert)

19 March 2022 Account it as other income if no tax invoice is issued with GST.

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