Stock tfr interstate as well as in intrastate in Restaurant service

One of my client is running chain of restaurants in Delhi and NCR and also having one base kitchen from where they supply semi finished food to all restaurants major purchases are at base kitchen. pls confirm how he can move goods interstate as well as intrastate ?
Tfr of goods are taxable in GST and No ITC available in Restaurant services.
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This discussion clarifies how a restaurant chain operating in Delhi/NCR with a central base kitchen can manage interstate and intrastate stock transfers of semi-finished food. It outlines the necessary steps, including obtaining GST registration, generating e-way bills for goods movement, and carrying relevant documents. The advice also touches upon the non-availability of Input Tax Credit (ITC) for restaurant services and suggests exploring alternative tax-saving strategies or consulting a GST expert for personalised guidance.

Your client can move goods interstate and intrastate by following these steps: Interstate Movement: 1. Obtain a GST registration for the base kitchen and each restaurant. 2. Generate an e-way bill for every interstate movement of goods. 3. Ensure the e-way bill is valid for the entire journey. 4. Carry the e-way bill and other documents (like tax invoices, delivery challans) during transportation. Intrastate Movement: 1. Generate an e-way bill for every intrastate movement of goods (if the value exceeds ₹50,000). 2. Carry the e-way bill and other documents during transportation. Additional Considerations: 1. Determine the place of supply for GST purposes. 2. Charge GST on the transfer of goods to restaurants (if applicable). 3. Maintain proper records and accounts for GST compliance. 4. Consider obtaining a GST practitioner or consultant for guidance. Regarding the non-availability of ITC (Input Tax Credit), your client may want to explore alternative options, like: 1. Re-evaluating their business structure. 2. Consulting a GST expert. 3. Exploring other tax savings opportunities. Please note that this is a general outline, and specific requirements may vary based on your client's unique situation. It's always best to consult a GST expert or the GST department for personalized advice.

Input tax credit is not available

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