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Schedule-I supply

Date 12 May 2020
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Deemed supply rules require GST on free transfers and ITC reversal where input tax credit was availed, with invoicing.
A free transfer of a business asset to an NGO after ITC was claimed triggers either payment of tax as a deemed supply or reversal of input tax credit; for capital goods the prescribed depreciation adjustment per quarter applies. If tax is charged a tax invoice must be issued and the outward supply declared in GSTR-1 (B2B or B2C) and GSTR-3B; alternatively FOC movement may be effected by delivery challan while reversing ITC in the GSTR-3B ITC reversal table and making corresponding disclosures in GSTR-1. (AI Summary)

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Please let me know that how we will show Schedule-I supply in GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B. Suppose a registered person gives his business asset after two years of purchase to an NGO permanentlywithout consideration on which he had taken ITC of ₹ 18000/- at the time of purchase. Now the open market value of this asset is say 50000/- and the applicable rate is 18%. Please help that how we will show this transaction in GST returns?

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