Valuation

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Suppose I acquired certain goods at Rs 100/- and paid GST @ 5% i.e GST = Rs 5/-, and after incurring certain expenses like warehousing and transportation, I am further selling the goods to my customer at Rs 98/- charging GST @ 5% i.e Rs 4.9/- after giving a special discount.  

1. Can i get refund of this accumulated credit of Rs 0.1/- (Rs 5 - Rs 4.9)?

2.If not, Is there any restriction to keep this Rs 0.1/- as credit and to use in paying tax at the time of further supply?

3.What if, this reduction in value is due to a subsidy of CG or SG, can i claim refund of accumulation in that situation?

Replies (3)
1. No , no refund can be claim

2. No there is no restriction , you can keep & carry forward the input balance & can be set-off against only against outward supply

3. you can take refund only in case of inverted tax structure , where the Input tax rate is higher then the output tax rate

Thanks Pankaj. 

Does this imply that there is no restriction to sell goods below the purchase price under GST? Also, there is requirement to reverse ITC to the extent of loss/under marking of price?

AS SUCH THERE IS NO RESTRICTION SELLING GOODS BELOW PURCHASE PRICE BUT ITS AGAINST THE ETHICS OF BUSINESS , I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU ARE DOING SO, ... MUST BE GETTING CNT FOR SCHEME OR DISOUNT 

BUT YES.. YOU MUST HAVE PROPER EXPLANATION FOR DOING SUCH PRACTICE

 


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