GST Tax Rate required

GST rate for household goods shifting (packing + transport + loading + unloading) from Gurugram to Bangalore = 18% IGST.
This is not treated as GTA.

18% gst chargeable when it is a comprehensive service.

5% gta

18% gst chargeable when it is a comprehensive service.

5% gta

If the vendor is a Goods Transport Agency (GTA)—that is, it issues a consignment note—the transport component is generally taxable at 5% GST under reverse charge when the recipient is an unregistered individual, subject to the applicable GTA conditions. The individual would not pay GST under RCM if not liable to register; the GTA may instead opt to pay GST under forward charge at 5% or 12%, as applicable to its option and conditions.

Packing, loading and unloading may form part of a single composite supply with transport where they are ancillary to the move; the GST treatment then follows the principal supply. If no consignment note is issued, the service is not GTA service, and the vendor’s registration and the precise nature of the bundled service matter. The ₹1.5 lakh value alone does not determine the rate. Confirm whether a consignment note is issued and whether the quote separately identifies packing and handling.

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