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GST on movement of Cranes -reg

N Balachandran

Can u please clarify the GST applicability on Movement of 500 ton capacity of Cranes to Site located in the various states?

1. Will it Attract GST for movement from one state to another state?

2. The crane will be used for one year or two years and subsequently will be moved to other sites located in other states.

N.Balachandran

GST Applicability Uncertain for Interstate Movement of 500-Ton Cranes; Awaiting Finalized Rules and Categories A query was raised regarding the applicability of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the interstate movement of 500-ton cranes used for one to two years before being relocated to other states. Three responses were provided. One expert noted that the GST categories for such services were yet to be finalized, suggesting the situation falls under 'Right to Use of Tangible Goods.' Another highlighted that GST applies to supply, and until the final GST law is enacted, the exact applicability remains uncertain. A third response reiterated the need to wait for finalized rules. (AI Summary)
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