Gst on second hand vehicles

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14 June 2017 What is taxability for second vehicles under GST?

14 June 2017 it is taxable.
seller GST regd....buyer GST regd...... taxable
seller GST regd.... buyer GST unregd... Reverse charge mechanism will come into play
seller GST unregd..... buyer GST unregd......no GST
seller GST unregd..... buyer GST regd... Reverse charge mechanism will come into play

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14 June 2017 Sir, any reference of sec/rule?

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14 June 2017 and sir what would be the gst rate for same?

27 July 2024 ### GST on Second-Hand Vehicles

**1. **Taxability of Second-Hand Vehicles**

**A. **Taxability:**

- **Second-Hand Vehicles:** The sale of second-hand or used vehicles is subject to GST. However, specific provisions are applicable that differ from those for new vehicles.

**B. **Input Tax Credit (ITC):**

- **ITC on Purchase:** Generally, input tax credit (ITC) on the purchase of second-hand vehicles is not available if they are purchased from an unregistered person. However, ITC may be available if the vehicle is purchased from a registered dealer and the transaction is supported by proper documentation.

### **2. **GST Rate for Second-Hand Vehicles**

**A. **GST Rate:**

- **GST Rate on Second-Hand Vehicles:** The GST rate on second-hand vehicles, including used cars and other vehicles, is generally **12%**. This rate applies unless specific exemptions or different rates are mentioned in the GST notifications.

### **3. **Relevant Sections and Notifications**

**A. **Relevant Provisions:**

- **Section 9(1) of the CGST Act, 2017:** Deals with the levy and collection of GST. This section applies to all supplies of goods and services, including second-hand vehicles.

- **Section 15 of the CGST Act, 2017:** Outlines the value of supply, which includes considerations for used goods and the determination of the taxable value.

**B. **Notifications and Circulars:**

- **Notification No. 1/2017-Central Tax (Rate):** Provides the GST rates for various goods, including vehicles.

- **Circular No. 2/1/2018-CX:** Addresses the GST implications for the supply of used goods. It specifies that used vehicles are subject to GST at 12%.

### **4. **Special Provisions for Second-Hand Vehicles**

**A. **Margin Scheme:**

- **Margin Scheme for Used Goods:** Under the GST framework, the margin scheme may apply to second-hand goods. This allows GST to be calculated only on the margin (i.e., the difference between the purchase price and sale price) rather than the total sale value.

- **Circular No. ____:** This circular discusses the margin scheme for used goods, which can be applicable to second-hand vehicles as well.

### **5. **Documentation and Compliance**

**A. **Invoicing and Reporting:**

- **GST Invoice:** When selling a second-hand vehicle, you must issue a GST-compliant invoice showing the GST rate (12%) and the applicable HSN code.

- **Reporting in Returns:** The sale should be reported in GSTR-1, and the GST collected should be paid through GSTR-3B.

**B. **Claiming ITC:**

- **ITC on Purchase:** ITC on the purchase of second-hand vehicles is subject to specific conditions. It is advisable to maintain proper documentation and consult a tax advisor for accurate ITC claims.

### **Summary**

1. **GST Rate:** The sale of second-hand vehicles is taxed at **12% GST**.
2. **Margin Scheme:** You may use the margin scheme, which calculates GST on the margin rather than the entire sale value.
3. **Documentation:** Ensure GST-compliant invoices and proper reporting in GST returns.

### **References**

- **CGST Act, 2017 – Section 9(1):** Levy and collection of GST.
- **Circular No. 2/1/2018-CX:** Provides guidance on the GST treatment for used goods.
- **Notification No. 1/2017-Central Tax (Rate):** Details GST rates for various goods.


For detailed guidance and compliance, consulting a GST professional or tax advisor is recommended.


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