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TREATMENT OF GOODS SENT FOR TRIALS

ANITA BHADRA

Dear Sir/ Madam

Public Sector Undertaking of Gaziabad ( Under Ministry of Defence) send Radar to other state for trials on returnable gate pass .

This Radar is developed by PSU and will remain property of PSU only .

My query is- under GST Act , how long this property can be with other state and what is the GST implication on it .

Regards & Thanks in Advance

CA Anita Bhadra

PSU's Radar Transfer Sparks GST Query, E-Way Bill Concerns; Security Implications Highlight Need for Cautious Information Sharing A public sector undertaking (PSU) in Ghaziabad sent a radar to another state for trials under a returnable gate pass, raising a query about GST implications and duration of possession. Responses varied, with some suggesting the radar could remain until contractual terms allow, while others emphasized the need for an e-way bill regardless of the purpose of movement. Concerns about national security were raised, urging caution in discussing sensitive matters publicly. The discussion highlighted the importance of patriotism and careful information sharing, with some participants advocating for the deletion of sensitive queries to protect national interests. (AI Summary)
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