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Rate of GST and ITC

Date 18 Apr 2019
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Does HUF have the option of charging 5% on car rental if it does not take ITC? It has mixed income. Office rent and car hire. So, on office rent it will charge 18% and take ITC? On car hire it will charge 5% and not take ITC? Such differential treatment is permissible for a single assessee – depending on the nature of income?

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Replied on Apr 18, 2019
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Dear Sir,

For correct rate of tax, pl. go through the definition of the phrase, " mixed supply" under Section 2(74) and Section 8(b) of CGST Act, 2017. Also peruse the decisions of AAR, West Bengal reported as 2019 (2) TMI 1605 - AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCE RULING, WEST BENGAL in ref. Sarj Education Centre and AAR, Haryana reported as 2019 (2) TMI 1002 - AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCE RULING, HARYANA in ref. Awla Infra.

Peruse all the above conjointly.

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Replied on Apr 19, 2019
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In my view, Sri Karandikar Sir, must be testing our knowledge or inducing us to participate so that the visitor of this page would be benefited with the answers. Otherwise , he has vast experience in Indirect taxation that he may not require to raise query. Rather he will start answering the queries of the querist.

It would be more interesting to see him participating and guiding the querist in issues in taxation.

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Replied on Apr 19, 2019
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I agree with Sh.Ganeshan Kalyani Ji. Karandikar Sir is a learned person. GST law still being in infancy, he must be testing us in the guise of having third opinion, otherwise I am view of the view that he has answers on his tips. It is clear from the high level of his drafting while framing the questions.

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Replied on Apr 19, 2019
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Respected Shri Ganeshan and Shri Kasturi ji

Thanks for the compliments which i am not eligible for and thanks for the time to time guidance on GST issues. But let me humbly say that i myself treat all the time as learner and as rightly said by you, GST being a new born baby, it is always possible to have different views on a particular issue. The whole purpose of putting a query for discussion is to get the views from the knowledgeable persons like you. Thanks.

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Replied on Apr 19, 2019
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Respected Sir,

I agree with you. Learning is a lifelong process. I am of the view that if you contribute as an expert, it will further boost the popularity of TMI.

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