Composition or regular scheme in gst

which type of registration (composition or regular) will be applicable for a restaurant business (who provides services n food to Zomato n swiggy ) along with come n dine services
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This discussion clarifies whether a restaurant offering dine-in services and supplying food via Zomato/Swiggy should opt for the GST composition or regular scheme. The key factor is whether the e-commerce operator (like Zomato or Swiggy) is collecting Tax Collected at Source (TCS). If TCS is collected, the composition scheme is not applicable, and a regular registration is required. If TCS is not collected, the composition scheme may be an option, though the regular scheme offers more flexibility if profitability is high.

Composition scheme
As per Notification 92/2020 CT amended the clause (d) by inserting "Services"
(d) he is not enaged in supply of goods or SERVICES through E-commerce operator who is required to collect TCS under section 52.

Thus if Zomoto or Swiggy is collecting is collecting TCS then you cannot opt for Composition Scheme.

Yes surely can opt Regular registration.
Check your business is through -Electronic Platform.
the answer is no -You can opt.
Dear Balamurali
It's Electronic commerce operator who is deducting TCS , in that case only you cannot opt for Composition scheme.
If TCS is not deducted then yes can opt for Composition scheme.

Pankaj, can u tell me what I should opt or which one I will get in this case   regular or composition 

Neha Pal

it depend upon the profitability of business .If you have handsome profit margin then go for composition scheme.

moreover the business you dealing in of restaurant, cannot claim ITC , & reqular scheme the accounting compliances will increase.

(Note : you cannot opt composition if supply through E-commerce who is deducting TCS)

 

Yes in veiw of specific provisions you are not eligible for composition scheme if your e commerce operator is liable to deduct TCS.

Whether regular or composition (if eligible) tax rate is 5% in both cases without ITC. 

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