my client registered in tamilnadu and sale of goods to unregistered person. he is andra. so sales invoice raise cost and sgst is my assumption. is it correct ?
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This discussion clarifies the correct Goods and Services Tax (GST) to apply for inter-state sales. When goods are supplied from one state to another, even to an unregistered person, IGST (Integrated Goods and Services Tax) must be charged, not CGST and SGST. The place of supply is determined by the location where the goods' movement terminates for delivery, making it an inter-state transaction regardless of the recipient's registration status.
Yes agree with Zafar Sir, one can not charge CGST and SGST for Inter-state transaction ,As per IGST act you have to charge IGST . Mr Lulla please confirm in which section of the IGST Act , it is written for inter-,State transaction one can charge CGST -SGST , or where it is written.
Ur client not registered,he may purchase goods from u for personal use only.a composition dealer may purchase from other states,but he can not supply the goods to other states.
As per Section 10 of IGST Act, where supply involves movement of goods, place of supply is the location of goods at the time when movement is good terminates for delivery to the recipient.
Therefore, in the given case Place of Supply will be Andra. Thereby attracting levy of IGST.
For determining Place of supply, it is immaterial that to whom the goods are supplied. Hence, the fact that goods are supplied to unregistered person does not affect the levy of IGST.
Also, the supply will be taxable under forward charge and NOT REVERSE CHARGE.
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