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INVOICE FOR NILL RATED GOODS(EX .PAPPAD HSN-1905)

Date 30 Jan 2018
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Exempt supply: issue bill of supply when supplying nil-rated goods to comply with GST invoicing requirements.
Supply of nil rated goods (for example pappad HSN 1905) must be documented by issuing a bill of supply because such items are classified as Exempt Supply under the GST framework; forum respondents consistently advise a bill of supply per CGST rules as the appropriate invoice for nil rated/exempt transactions. (AI Summary)

WHAT TYPE OF INVOICE RAISED BY SUPPLIER AT TIME OF SUPPLYING OF NILL RATED GOODS (EX .PAPPAD HSN-1905)

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Bill of supply

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As per cgst rules, bill of supply

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As per Section 2 (47) of CGST Act, 2017 nil rated goods are covered under the definition of 'Exempt Supply'. Hence bill of supply is required.

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Yes, it is bill of supply an appropriate document to issue in such matters. We endorse the view of experts. 

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