Can a unregistered dealer whose turnover is less than 20 lakh purchase the good from from ouside state and sell the same in within state?
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Inter state sale of Unregistered dealer
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Yes....
no! for interstate purchases, registration is mandatory. for interstate sales, not so. correct me if I'm wrong.
i think interstate sale is also not possible by unregistered dealer
for selling interstate registration is compulsory . where as for purchasing interstate its not necessary . but recommended to take registration so to claim igst credit towards ur interstate purchase
For interstate purchase require GST reg
whether it is sales or purchase
whether it is sales or purchase
whether it is sales or purchase have to be registered under GST
According to sec. 2(6), aggregate turnover excludes only that INWARD supply on which tax is payable under reverse charge mechanism. All other supplies, whether inward or outward, come under the definition of aggregate turnover. Thus, inter-sate supply (inward or outward) require registration irrespective of the threshold limit of Rs. 20 lakhs. Also, it is important to note that exempt inter-state supply does not require registration under GST.
According to sec. 2(6), aggregate turnover excludes only that INWARD supply on which tax is payable under reverse charge mechanism. All other supplies, whether inward or outward, come under the definition of aggregate turnover. Thus, inter-sate supply (inward or outward) require registration irrespective of the threshold limit of Rs. 20 lakhs. Also, it is important to note that exempt inter-state supply does not require registration under GST.
According to sec. 2(6), aggregate turnover excludes only that INWARD supply on which tax is payable under reverse charge mechanism. All other supplies, whether inward or outward, come under the definition of aggregate turnover. Thus, inter-sate supply (inward or outward) require registration irrespective of the threshold limit of Rs. 20 lakhs. Also, it is important to note that exempt inter-state supply does not require registration under GST.
According to sec. 2(6), aggregate turnover excludes only that INWARD supply on which tax is payable under reverse charge mechanism. All other supplies, whether inward or outward, come under the definition of aggregate turnover. Thus, inter-sate supply (inward or outward) require registration irrespective of the threshold limit of Rs. 20 lakhs. Also, it is important to note that exempt inter-state supply does not require registration under GST.
According to sec. 2(6), aggregate turnover excludes only that INWARD supply on which tax is payable under reverse charge mechanism. All other supplies, whether inward or outward, come under the definition of aggregate turnover. Thus, inter-sate supply (inward or outward) require registration irrespective of the threshold limit of Rs. 20 lakhs. Also, it is important to note that exempt inter-state supply does not require registration under GST.
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