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whether gst on mandi tax in up is leviable or not

FARIDUDDIN AHMAD

my question is whether rcm on mandi tax is leviable on purchase of wood from unregistered dealers

exp-purchase value of wood is 100/-

mandi tax is 2.50/-

on what amount rcm is leviable

Debate on GST Applicability on Mandi Tax Under RCM for Wood Purchases from Unregistered Dealers in Uttar Pradesh A discussion on a forum addresses whether the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is applicable on mandi tax in Uttar Pradesh, specifically under the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) when purchasing wood from unregistered dealers. Participants debate if mandi tax, being a government levy, involves any service, which would determine its GST applicability. Some argue that mandi tax is not a service and thus not subject to GST, while others suggest it could be taxable if classified as a fee. References to various notifications and legal provisions are made to clarify the issue. (AI Summary)
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