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storage of goods outside the premises-reg

Ramakrishnan Seshadri

Dear Sir,

We are the manufacture of automobile parts supplying to OEM customer. We had a doubt.

We are importing raw materials from outside india. One of our raw materials informs that he will supply some bulk rawmaterial to us. He ask us to pay duty and clear the consignment and ask us to store in private warehouse and clear the rawmaterial from private warehouse.

In this case what is the procedure to be followed for storing goods outside the premises

How to take gst credit on the raw materials.

Dear experts please clarify.

Thanks & Regards.

S.Ramakrishnan

Importer Seeks Guidance on GST Credit for Storing Raw Materials in Private Warehouse; Registration Required as Business Place A manufacturer of automobile parts inquired about the procedure for storing imported raw materials in a private warehouse and how to claim GST credit. Experts advised that the private warehouse should be registered as an additional place of business to claim input tax credit on the materials. However, since the importer maintains the warehouse and covers associated costs, further clarification from the Jurisdictional Commissioner was suggested, as the GST regime lacks explicit guidance on this matter compared to the VAT regime. (AI Summary)
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