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Gst on raw fruits

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alim dada

134 Points Joined June 2017

sir. Raw fruits (kaccha fruits) per gst Rate kya hai sir. ager clint composition scheme Ho tu tax exempted hai na nahi ? aur regular me hai tu kya tax rate hai please batayiye. sirf raw fruits ka hi business hai. ( raw fruits direct farmers se leker whole sale aur retail me logon ko sale karte hain )

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Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8821 Points Joined December 2011

GST Rates for Raw Fruits: - Zero-rated: Most raw fruits are exempt from GST.

However, some fruits like mangoes, pears, and cherries attract a 5% GST rate under the reverse charge mechanism. Composition Scheme: - I

f your client is under the composition scheme, they need to pay tax at a flat rate of 1% to 5% of their turnover, depending on the state.

However, raw fruits are exempt from GST, so they won't need to pay tax on those. Regular Scheme:

- If your client is under the regular scheme, they need to pay tax at the applicable rate. For raw fruits, it's mostly zero-rated or 5% under reverse charge.

Note that these rates and exemptions might change, so always check the latest GST notifications and consult a tax expert for specific advice.

sabyasachi mukherjee

27880 Points Joined May 2017

Packaged items and branded items are subject to gst

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