When goods are supplied from Karnataka to a Distinct Person and another customer in Maharashtra within one consignment, separate invoices are required for each recipient. Both supplies are interstate and generally attract IGST. Proper E-Way Bill and valuation rules must be followed.
02 June 2026
1) X in Karnatak send goods to his Distinct person Y in Maharashtra & X also send goods to other customer in Maharashtra in one consignment. 2) Transporter is in Maharashtra 3) Transporter raise his bill for Distinct person sale & also other customer sale to Y Distinct person in Maharashtra My perception is Below 1) Distinct person sale in Maharashtra,- place of supply is Maharashtra , so Sgst + cgst 2) other customer sale, X in Karnatak required to raise separate bill infavour of other customer - place of supply Maharashtra,, so Igst 3) other customer sale required separate bill
03 June 2026
Invoicing: You must issue separate tax invoices for the branch (Distinct Person) and the third-party customer. Tax: Both transactions are interstate supplies (Karnataka to Maharashtra) and attract IGST. Valuation: Ensure the supply to the Distinct Person is valued correctly according to GST valuation rules for related/distinct parties. Transport: Ensure the physical movement of the single consignment is supported by both invoices and the required E-Way Bill documentation.
04 June 2026
Transporter is in Maharashtra and service receiver ( distinct person ) is Maharashtra so sgst + cgst required. In second case transporter is in Maharashtra and service receiver ( X) is in Karnatak, so Igst required It is right, please guide