Rate of tax regarding

one registered person supply palm oil by his own vehicles, what is the rate of tax of transporation charges, is must show transportation charges in invoice?
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This discussion explores the correct GST rate for transportation charges when supplying palm oil using one's own vehicles. It questions whether these charges should be treated as part of a composite or mixed supply, or under GTA rules, and how they should be invoiced. The consensus leans towards it being a mixed supply, potentially attracting the higher GST rate of the principal supply (palm oil) or a separate 18% or 5% rate depending on the specifics.

Whether it will be treated as GTA so 5% without ITC and 12% with ITC can be claimed
Is it xomes under conposite supply and transportation charges attracts 5%. and in invoice how to mention it
If transportation charges is added in invoice , the. rate is rate of principal supply. Means you have to charge GST rate same as of palm oil
It's become a mixed supply, so charge the higher rate of the product or issue a separate invoice with 18% or 5%.

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