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GST on compensation received

Kaustubh Karandikar

XYZ received a Purchase Order from the local customer towards supply to be made prior to GST era but order cancelled by the supplier. XYZ filed a legal case against the customer and the verdict was in favour of XYZ. Therefore, the customer gave the compensation amount to XYZ but during the GST era. Whether XYZ is required to pay GST on the compensation received?

GST on compensation: compensation for cancelled pre GST supply received post GST is not taxable consideration under GST. Whether GST applies to court-ordered compensation received after GST for a cancelled pre GST supply: commentary uniformly advises no GST liability, treating such compensation as not taxable consideration and not income for GST purposes. (AI Summary)
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Amit Agrawal on Mar 31, 2023

NO, in my humble view.

These are ex facie views of mine and the same should not be construed as professional advice / suggestion.

Shilpi Jain on Apr 1, 2023

No liability.

Padmanathan KV on Apr 2, 2023

No GST on the compensation ordered by court

KASTURI SETHI on Apr 6, 2023

Compensation is not income and no GST is leviable.

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