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Section 15 of the CGST (Central Goods and Services Tax) Act, 2017 deals with the "Value of Taxable Supply". It explains how to determine the value of a taxable supply under GST. Here's a breakdown: - Sub-section (1): Defines the value of taxable supply as the transaction value, which is the price paid or payable for the supply, minus taxes and other specified charges. - Sub-section (2): Lists the inclusion and exclusion of various charges in the transaction value. - Sub-section (3): Provides rules for determining the transaction value in cases where the supply is made between related persons or is not at arm's length. - Sub-section (4): Allows for the determination of the value of supply based on the cost of production or manufacture, in cases where the transaction value is not reliable. - Sub-section (5): Provides for the determination of the value of supply in cases where the goods are sold through an agent. - Sub-section (6): Allows for the adjustment of the transaction value in cases where the supplier and recipient are related. It's important to consult a tax professional or expert for specific guidance on applying Section 15 to your particular situation, as GST regulations can be complex.
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