Replacement of machine

friends,

One of my suppliers had replaced my machinery costing 10 lakhs used for business with a new one due to technical problems. Now I want to send the old defect machinery back to the supplier. what shall I do from GST point of view? what documents shall be prepared in this regard?

Kindly help on above.
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Quick Summary
A business owner is seeking guidance on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications when a supplier replaces faulty machinery. They need to know the correct procedures and necessary documentation for returning the old equipment. Advice suggests different GST treatments depending on whether a fresh invoice and credit note are issued, or if it's a direct replacement, with considerations for Input Tax Credit (ITC) reversal.

When supplier sent the new once ,what document he has given to you

Hi

Solution

1.Supplier issue fresh invoice -We can take ITC

And the same time supplier issue credit note for the old machinery we need to reverse the ITC

2.If supplier issue fresh invoice and they say u issue a sale invoice na we need to issue saale invoive and revere the ITC asper the section 18(6)(if ITC availed case)

3.If supplier replace the machinery- ITC reversal not required.

 

Thanks Sivakumar. Excellent advice. Thank you.

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