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GST - Composition

Date 27 Jul 2018
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Composition scheme restricts dealers from separately collecting GST; they must pay tax on turnover without availing input tax credit.
Composition dealers cannot claim input tax credit and must pay GST on their turnover rather than collect tax separately; MRP is an inclusive retail price and is not a statutory mechanism to permit separate GST collection under the composition regime, though market practice may embed tax within selling prices. (AI Summary)

A Composition dealer sells goods at MRP which is inclusive of taxes. Does it mean he is collecting GST which is prohibited under GST Act.

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