if a person supply good of other through own commercial vehicle , essential goods such as pulse , milk , does it comes under gst or is it exempt?
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This discussion clarifies whether supplying goods like pulses and milk using a personal commercial vehicle falls under GST. While initial advice suggests it might be exempt, the complication arises if the recipients are GST-registered. The conversation highlights that if a consignment note isn't issued, the transport income may not be taxable, especially for those under the composition scheme, though this can affect scheme eligibility.
Sir I have Tata commercial good vehicle I supply milk , pulse and other good of people from market, to their destination , I own vehicle and supply good of other people does this comes under gst or not
Yes sir I am registered under composition scheme , I do small trading business of namkeen and chips , also I own vehicle which I use to supply goods of people from market to their location , so thats was slight confusion whether this income would come under gst or not ?..
Composition sch will go away. pay tax as regu dealer. If cgnt note issued, then tax on transport business. may be rcm by receiver. if no cgnt note, than no tax onboth