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Revenue sharing arrangement under gst

SIVARAMA KUMAR

Whether Revenue sharing (not profit sharing) is taxable under Gst or it is considered as money transaction or is it a non gst activity.

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Revenue Sharing Considered Taxable Under GST, Unlike Service Tax Regime; Impacts on Consultancy Services Discussed A discussion on a forum addressed whether revenue sharing is taxable under GST. Participants generally agreed that revenue sharing is taxable under GST, contrasting it with the service tax regime where it was often exempt. One participant provided an example involving consultancy services, questioning whether the consultant should issue an invoice and what GST rate applies. Responses indicated that revenue sharing is considered a taxable service under GST, and participants referenced various legal precedents and circulars to support this view. The discussion also touched on the expanded scope of GST and input tax credit claims. (AI Summary)
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Ganeshan Kalyani on Nov 15, 2019

In my view, it is taxable. GST is on supply.

Himansu Sekhar on Nov 16, 2019

Please elaborate with example

Atul Rathod on Nov 17, 2019

In service tax there was a view that revenue sharing would be on principle to principle basis therefore there would not be exact service. but in GST it would be taxable. Further request you to elobrate your query to give specific answer.

KASTURI SETHI on Nov 18, 2019

In Service tax regime, revenue sharing was exempted service.

SIVARAMA KUMAR on Nov 18, 2019

For example if you provide a consultancy service to your client on which you charge 60% of the total revenue generated by the client ( he pays Gst for the entire revenue generated). In this case the revenue is shared only by the dealer with his counter part ( consultant), Will the consultant raise an invoice to claim the consideration from the dealer in the form of invoice, if so what is the rate of Gst applicable or will it be a money to money transaction as exempted under service tax regime. or will it be proper to claim the expenses under section 37 of the income tax act .

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Himansu Sekhar on Nov 18, 2019

You are providing a service and getting consideration which is in the form of a share of the total income. You will pay service tax before 01.07.17 and afterwards you will pay GST.

KASTURI SETHI on Nov 19, 2019

Revenue sharing is taxable under GST. HSN 999799.

In Service Tax regime, it was classified under the category of BAS and as per para no.11 of Board's Circular dated 13.12.11 (appended below), leviability of Service Tax on revenue sharing was determined on the nature of transaction. Board's circular and different case laws are given below for arriving at correct decision.

Distributors/Sub-distributors of firms & exhibitors of movie - Clarification of

Circular No. 148/17/2011-S.T., dated 13-12-2011

2018 (14) G.S.T.L. 546 (A.A.R. - GST) = 2018 (7) TMI 835 - AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCE RULINGS, KARNATAKAIN RE : UNITED BREWERIES LTD.

2019 (27) G.S.T.L. 257 (Tri. - Mumbai) = 2018 (5) TMI 1470 - CESTAT MUMBAI SADHANA EDUCATIONAL & EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION Versus C.C.E., PUNE-III

2016 (41) S.T.R. 208 (Tri. - Mumbai) = 2015 (8) TMI 642 - CESTAT MUMBAI CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCE COMPUTING Versus C.C.E., PUNE

SIVARAMA KUMAR on Nov 19, 2019

Thanks seith sir for your elaborate findings and references.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Nov 19, 2019

In GST the scope of applicability of GST is widen . At the same time the scope of claiming input tax credit is also widen.

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