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Date 18 May 2017
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Views 2766 Views
Tax subsumption under GST: M&TP Act levies treated as subsumed and the allocation of GST between central and state questioned.
The question asks if the M&TP Act levy on denatured alcohol used in cosmetics manufacturing continues after GST. Respondents state that taxes leviable under the M&TP Act are subsumed in GST, so the M&TP levy would no longer operate as a separate charge under GST. A follow-up query seeks the specific legal authority for dividing an applicable GST rate into central and state components. (AI Summary)

Dear Experts,

We are manufacturing cosmetics products after using denatured Alcohol and paying excise duty under M&TP Act to state Goverment.

My question is whether M&TP act continue or discontinue after applicable of GST ?

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Replied on May 18, 2017
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Sir,

Taxes leviable under Medicinal & Toilet Preparation Act is subsumed in GST.

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Replied on May 19, 2017
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I support the views of Sh.Ranganathan, Sir.

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It is stated that if GST RATE IS 18% Than its break up is CGST-9% AND SGST -9% , What is authority for this. That is in which rule this is stated. Which legal provisions backs this break up.

NAWALE B.P.

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