GST applicability On Car transfer from partnership firm to partners?
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Transferring a car from a partnership firm to its partners is generally considered a supply under GST, even if no or inadequate consideration is involved, as they are related persons. This means GST is typically applicable. The permanent transfer of business assets, where input tax credit has been claimed, is also taxable. Be sure to check the specific GST rates for motor vehicles before invoicing.
Supply made between related persons for inadequate consideration or no consideration is considered as 'Supply' within a meaning of schedule I of the CGST Act. Supply made between related person with consideration in arms length price shall constitute supply like any other transaction.
In your case, Partnership firm and partners are related person and accordingly,it shall constitute the supply and hence, taxable under GST.
Please note that Gst is leviable as above and vlauation and rate for the same have been separately prescribed for motor vehicles. kindly check the rates before invoicing.
Supply made between related persons for inadequate consideration or no consideration is considered as 'Supply' within a meaning of schedule I of the CGST Act. Supply made between related person with consideration in arms length price shall constitute supply like any other transaction.
In your case, Partnership firm and partners are related person and accordingly,it shall constitute the supply and hence, taxable under GST.
Further, permanent transfer of business assets with an intention of not receiving it back provided Input tax credit has been availed on such assets are also taxable under GST.