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Supply To Govt department

Date 07 Sep 2017
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GST on supplies to government departments must be charged on invoices; no general exemption applies.
Supply of taxable goods to a government department is subject to GST and suppliers must charge GST on the bill because there is no notification exempting supplies made to government departments. (AI Summary)

sir/ Madam

I would like to know the GST implication on Taxable item supplied to Govt department.

I will supply furniture to Railway as per order. so whether i should charge GST in bill or there is any other treatment .

thanks

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Replied on Sep 7, 2017
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Sir,

There is no notification exempting supplies made to Govt. department. Hence they are liable to gst.

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You should charge GST on the bill.

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Gst will have to be charged

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