A composite service provider providing room services ,should he need to pay gst on advance received
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This discussion clarifies whether a composite service provider, such as a hotel offering room services, needs to pay GST on advance payments received. The consensus is that GST is indeed payable on advances, even if the applicable GST rate changes between the time of receipt and the actual provision of service. The key conditions for GST liability on advances are outlined, including the intention to conduct business and the raising of an invoice.
Discharging GST at one rate at the time of advance receipt and different rate applicable at the provision of service. Typical example could be at the time receipt of advance, hotel might have paid GST @ 18% but the room provided having a tariff between Rs. 1,000/- to Rs. 7,500/- where the rate of GST is 12%.
The concept says that gst is payable if the following conditions are satisfied: 1. the intention of the individual dealing in goods or services. 2. for furtherance of business 3. the taxable person intends to receive advance for furtherance of business. 4. must raise invoice 5. but after full work has been completed. He can raise gst.
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