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GST on Expired pharma goods

LAKSHMINARAYANAN TR

Dear All

I have read in the news that government has considered return of expired pharma goods are not to be treated as supply( around end of Dec 2017). But I don't find any relevant circular or notification to this effect. Can any of you please guide me further?

Best regards

Durai

Clarification Needed on GST Treatment for Expired Medicine Returns; Input Tax Credit Reversal Required, Amendments Suggested. A participant in a discussion forum inquired about the Goods and Services Tax (GST) treatment for returned expired pharmaceutical goods, noting that they had read such returns are not considered a supply but could not find official documentation. A respondent clarified that while expired medicine returns are not classified as a supply, the definition of 'Supply' needs amendment. The Joint Commissioner (GST) had previously clarified that Input Tax Credit (ITC) on expired medicines must be reversed. It was suggested that the issue be raised with the GST Council Chairperson for necessary amendments. (AI Summary)
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