Gst on sale of car

[Guest]

Suppose Company sells a car to a dealer for ₹ 700000 and the dealer in turns adds profit ₹ 50000 and sells it to customer for ₹ 750000.... Here the company asks the dealer to entertain a discount of ₹ 60000 to customer so that the final price charged to customer is ₹ 690000 (i.e. 750000-60000).

Question arises at what amounts will the gst be charged by the company to dealer and by the dealer to customer...???Is company liable to issue credit note to dealer or dealer will have to pay gst to company on ₹ 700000...???

[Himansu Sekhar]

1. The company will pay gst on 700000

2. The company will issue a credit note. Dealer will reverse credit so that tax will on the value of the redfucedprice to the company

3. The dealer will pay gst on 690000

[KASTURI SETHI]

I think the company should pay GST on 6, 40, 000/- ? Discount is to be reduced from transaction value. What is your opinion ? Sh.Himanshu Ji.

[Himansu Sekhar]

Sir, I have opined the same thing. The discount will be AT the dealer end . The transaction of the company with the dealer already over. Now the company will issue a credit note of 60000 and the dealer will redfuce the credit already taken proportionately. Then the liability of the company NY will be reducxxdd. The company will pay the tax on 640000.

[KASTURI SETHI]

O. K. Thank you.

AI Summary

Company Issues Credit Note for Discount, Reducing GST Liability Based on Post-Discount Transaction Value A company sells a car to a dealer for 700,000, who then adds a profit of 50,000 and sells it to a customer for 750,000. The company requests the dealer to offer a 60,000 discount, reducing the final price to 690,000. The discussion focuses on GST implications: the company should issue a credit note for 60,000, reducing its GST liability to 640,000. The dealer will pay GST on the reduced customer price of 690,000. The consensus is that the company's GST should be based on the post-discount transaction value.