If a landlord is URD and tenant is RD then whether GST is applicable any limit and how it is to be paid. please clarify
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This discussion clarifies the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications for renting commercial premises. It explains that GST is generally not applicable under the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) for commercial property rent unless the landlord is a government entity. The tenant, if registered, typically does not pay GST under RCM in such cases, and input tax credit may be disallowed if the property isn't used for business purposes.
Section 9(3) renting of immovable poperty is taxable under rcm if provided by centeral govt, state govt or local authority to any business entity located in taxable territory. In your case if provider is neither govt nor registered then no rcm no gst hence tenant which is a registered person does not have pay gst under rcm.