I have a mobile service shop,

I have a mobile service shop, can I keep it in composition by taking GST, will I have to pay tax in composition?
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This discussion explores whether a mobile service shop owner with a turnover exceeding Rs. 50 lakhs can opt for the GST composition scheme. While the general composition scheme has a turnover limit, service providers have a separate option taxed at 6% up to Rs. 50 lakhs. Given the owner's mixed income from services and goods, and a total turnover of Rs. 65 lakhs, it's advised to apply for the normal GST scheme immediately to avoid significant penalties, as they are already late for registration.

You can take composition scheme but since you are a service provider being a mobile service shop, you need to opt for separate composition scheme for service providers which is taxable at 6% subject to maximum turnover of Rs. 50 lacs in a year.

Yes I agreed with Mr CS Advocate Abhishek Goyal...
Why are you planning to take gst? turnover issue or for loan?
Start ur business , some change is required.
Wt s some chngs
Sir, yes my turnover is 65 lakhs, of which mobile service is 17 lakhs and goods sale is 48 lakhs. I am taking both the money in the same account.
1. already you are late to apply for gst.

2. you can apply for normal scheme only.

3. do it ASAP and start filing gst returns.

4. can lead to huge penalties in future if you don't take registration.

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