Sales invoice under margin scheme for second hand cars

It's the same as new car

Sir
in new car the GST is chargeable on whole amount but here only on margin.
thats why asked

Please elaborate your question. If it is your business to sell second hand cars then it means when you buy it, the seller made an invoice on your name on that time you are having itc & then when you sold it you should mention the whole amount there so the customers never have a chance to know what is your margin . 

 

Sir
i am in the business of trading in second hand cars and registered under GST.
i am following margin scheme for payment of GST where i need to pay GST @ 18% only on difference between sale price and purchase price.

now suppose i have purchased one car from individual @ 5 lacs and sold at 5.5 Lacs then as per margin scheme i have to pay 18% GST on my margin of 0.5 lac i.e Rs.9000.

my question is how can i charge GST Rs.9000 in invoice of 5.5 lacs.
if i am showing this 9000 in invoice then the customer will come to know that 50k is my margin.
but i don't want to disclose my margin.

how can we proceed.
Kindly reply with format if possible.

There are 2 process , when you buy it get invoice from seller ( Normally tax payers affords cars but it is not compulsory ) so if they not provide you invoice then pay rcm for that & get set off & you should make an invoice of full amount so customers will never know what could be your margin price. Second, I think if your business is coming under commission basis, write down their difference amount & make an invoice but at that time customers can easily understand the margin price .

Sir
my query is specifically for sales invoice only.

if i prepare sales invoice for total amount (rs.550000 in my above eg) then my margin will not show but at the time of filling GSTR1 i have to mention the Taxable value and tax so at that they will come to know. (since it is B2B supply)

and as per the scheme i can't issue tax invoice.

so how to prepare invoice.

A sales invoice issued under the margin scheme for second-hand cars clearly outlines the transaction while following the special VAT rules that apply to used vehicles. Instead of charging VAT on the full selling price, the margin scheme only applies VAT to the profit margin Toyota Camry—the difference between what the dealer paid for the car and what it was sold for.