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COMMISSION EARNED BY THE COMMISSION AGENT.

Sadanand Bulbule

Kindly clarify the status of commission amount earned by the commission agent on the sale of exempted agricultural produce like pulses on behalf of the principals? Is it taxable or not?

Please share the relevant provisions/notifications in this regard.

Debate on GST Taxability of Commissions for Pulses: Clarification Sought from AAR Gujarat Ruling A query was raised regarding the taxability of commission earned by a commission agent on the sale of exempted agricultural produce, specifically pulses, under the Goods and Services Tax (GST). One participant clarified that pulses are not considered agricultural produce, referencing a decision by the Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) in Gujarat. Another participant expressed gratitude for the clarification and noted the usefulness of the ruling for future reference. The discussion centered on the interpretation of GST provisions concerning the taxability of commissions related to agricultural goods. (AI Summary)
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