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CUSTOMS PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE

RAMAKRISHNA M

Is IGST is applicable at the time of importing of Machinery spares parts @ Customs Private Bonded Warehouse ?

IGST on Machinery Spare Parts: Payable Only Upon Warehouse Clearance, Not During Importation. Input Tax Credit Available. A discussion on the applicability of Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) on machinery spare parts imported into a Customs Private Bonded Warehouse. Participants clarified that IGST is not required at the time of warehousing; it is payable only when goods are cleared from the warehouse. The procedure under the Customs Act remains unchanged with the introduction of GST. Imported goods are considered interstate supplies, and IGST is applicable upon clearance, allowing for Input Tax Credit (ITC) utilization during subsequent sales. The consensus supports the view that duties are paid only when goods exit the warehouse. (AI Summary)
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RAMESH PRAJAPATI on Aug 18, 2017

Import is treated as interstate transaction under GST. So when you get material cleared from customs bonded warehouse, you will have to pay IGST with BCD and other duties, if any.

RAMAKRISHNA M on Aug 18, 2017

Dear Ramesh Prajapathi,

This material importing and we will keep in Customs Private Bonded Warehouse.

From this Warehouse sales will happen and during sale time GST will be applicable as per norms

My question is during the time of Importing and moving to Customs Private Bonded Warehouse, it is required to pay IGST

regards,

Ramakrishna.M

Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Aug 18, 2017

Sir,

Before selling the imported goods, first you have to clear the imported goods on payment of applicable duties. You have to pay IGST on imported goods since it will be treated as inter-state supply. You can take ITC of IGST paid and utilize the same for payment of IGST, CGST, SGST in that order when you sell the imported goods in local market.

RAMAKRISHNA M on Aug 18, 2017

Dear Mr.Rajagopalan,

Thanks for revert.

You had given process that material is moving out of Customs Private Bonded Warehouse and IGST / CGST / SGST will be applicable as per delivery locations of Inter & Intra state movements. ITC will be taken by Purchaser and he will be utilised accordingly.

but while importing and moving to our Customs bonded Warehouse, is it required to remit IGST for imported materials is my question.

regards,

Ramakrishna - 9243199867

RAMESH PRAJAPATI on Aug 18, 2017

Duty and Tax is required to be paid when material moves out from customs bonded warehouse. Warehousing Bill of Entry is filed without payment of duties. Customs fundamentals are not changed in GST regime.

Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Aug 18, 2017

Sir,

The existing procedure under Customs Act is not affected by introduction of GST. Prior to 1.7.2017 When imported goods are warehoused without payment of duty have you CVD or SAD. The answer is no since whatever duty payable will be paid only when the imported goods are finally cleared on payment of duties. Therefore while warehousing the imported goods you need not pay IGST.

Moreover as per Section 7 (2) of IGST Act, 2017 "Supply of goods imported into the territory of India, till they cross the customs frontiers of India, shall be treated to be a supply of goods in the course of inter-State trade or commerce. Therefore it can be said that the imported goods have crossed the customs frontiers of India only when they are cleared from the warehouse on payment of duty.

Himansu Sekhar on Aug 19, 2017

I support the view of Ranganathan sir.

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