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B2B Travel Agent

sarang takalkar

Respected,

When travel agent deals in B2B category, there is double taxation

Supplier pays GST and again the agent pays GST on total amount.

Is there any clarification ?

thanks,

GST Double Taxation Concerns in B2B Travel: Supplier Pays for Supply, Agent for Commission; Input Tax Credit Available A travel agent raised a query about perceived double taxation in the B2B sector under GST, where both the supplier and the agent pay GST. Three responses clarified that the supplier pays GST on the supply, while the agent pays GST on the commission earned. The principal can claim input tax credit on the commission's GST. The consensus among respondents was that GST applies only to value addition by the agent, not the total transaction amount, thus negating any double taxation concerns. (AI Summary)
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