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SALES OFOLD MOTOR CAR

SURYAKANT MITHBAVKAR

We have to sell an old Motor Car which was brought in Sept-2017. The depreciated Value as on 31.03.23 is Rs.4,06,200/-.& now the sale value is Rs. 5,50,000/-. (Old & used diesel driven motor vehicles of engine capacity is 2523cc).

Whether we have to charge GST on the above sale. If yes, what amount we have to consider for GST.

Is there any exemption. If yes under which notification.

GST on Sale of Old Car: Pay on Margin if No ITC Claimed, Follow Sec 18(6) if ITC Claimed A user inquired about the applicability of GST on the sale of an old motor car with a depreciated value of Rs. 4,06,200 and a sale price of Rs. 5,50,000. Responses highlighted that if Input Tax Credit (ITC) was not claimed, GST should be paid on the margin (sale price minus depreciated value) as per Notification No. 8/2018-CTR. If ITC was claimed under exceptions, Section 18(6) of the GST Act applies. Additionally, the depreciated value should be calculated using the Income Tax depreciation rate, and cess is exempt if GST is paid on the margin. (AI Summary)
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Ashika Agarwal on Jun 16, 2023

ITC on Motor Vehicle is blocked except in certain case it is allowed.

If you have not availed ITC being covered under blocked credit, you can refer to No. No. 8/2018-CTR.

Note: For this Notification, depreciation as per Income Tax Act to be considered.

If you have claimed ITC being following under exception clause, then you refer to Section 18(6) of the GST Act.

Kiran Tahelani on Jun 16, 2023

If ITC has not been availed on the said motor car: you are required pay GST on margin i.e. (SP-Income tax depreciated value) at the rate as specified in notification 8/2018 Central Tax (Rate) dated 25.01.2018.

Experts can correct me if I am wrong or misunderstood the query.

KASTURI SETHI on Jun 16, 2023

Already discussed in this forum. Can be easily traced out.

Padmanathan KV on Jun 17, 2023

I agree with Ld. friends Ashika and Kiran. Assuming ITC has not been availed you will have to pay GST at 18% on margin (Sale price - WDV).

Ganeshan Kalyani on Jun 17, 2023

The depreciated value to be arrived at by following Income Tax depreciation rate. In books the depreciated value is as per Companies Act. Hence, from books one cannot take WDV right away to arrive at margin.

Shilpi Jain on Jun 18, 2023

Cess will be exempt for this transaction if you adopt the option of paying GST on the margin.

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