Composition Scheme for Second hand bike dealer

Second hand bike dealer is eligible for composition scheme or not
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This discussion clarifies whether second hand bike dealers are eligible for the GST composition scheme. It explains that dealers of second hand goods generally cannot opt for the composition scheme. Instead, GST is levied on the margin, calculated as the difference between the selling price and purchase price, provided no input tax credit was claimed on the original purchase.

Person dealing in Second hand goods cannot opt the composition scheme and pay tax on the value prescribed under Rule 32(5)
What is GST Rate on Second hand bike
As per rule 32(5) of the CGST rules , if no input tax credit availed on the purchase of such goods , then GST will be on difference between selling price and purchase price . So you have to pay GST on Margin.
What is the GST Rate

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