we sold one machine in 14.02.2019 to our customer & due machine defect we Replace machine in Jan-2021. without consideration. ples explain the process for Replacement of old Machine.
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This discussion explores how to account for replacing a machine sold in FY 2018-19 due to defects, when the replacement occurs without any monetary consideration. Key questions revolve around treating this as a supply, reversing input tax credit (ITC), and how to close the transaction in the books. Advice suggests that if ITC was availed, GST may be payable as it's considered a supply, with valuation rules applying. If the replacement is within warranty, a delivery challan may suffice with no GST liability.
If you availed ITC in respect of that Machinery being CG then you are required to pay GST as it is supply as per Schedule 1 of act. Secondly the value shall be as per Rule 30 or Rule 31 if their is no consideration. But if you consider a consideration of any nominal amount then you can pay GST of the amount you claimed at the time of purchase of ITC reduce by 5 percentage per quarter of that Itc till date of disposal
Sir we are supply machine & now our customer send old machine due defect, same will replace now for without consideration.(transaction happens after warranty)