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Amount Recovered From Employees

tasvir sharma

Hi Experts,

we are manufacturer,

No GST charged by the company on account of telephone recovery made from employees

GST Applicable on it or Not.

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Tasvir Sharma

Experts Debate GST on Telephone Recovery Charges; Avoid Double Taxation, Reference Employee Service Exemption in GST Law. A manufacturer inquired about the applicability of GST on telephone recovery charges from employees. Experts responded with varying opinions. One expert noted that GST is already charged by the service supplier, and charging it again would be double taxation, which is not permissible. Another expert referenced GST law, indicating certain activities are not considered a supply of goods or services, including employee services to employers. However, another expert suggested that if GST is collected from employees, it should be deposited as it is treated as a supply. The consensus leaned towards avoiding double taxation on the same service. (AI Summary)
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