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Rental Income by Director from Company

Raveendran PM

Issue : 1

Director had let out his commercial property in 2021-22 to its company, where company had paid under Reverse Tax , being there was grey area on this aspect, on which CBIC clarified in Aug-2023 m that such income should be under forward charge only .

Rental Income for 2021-22 was 23 lakhs and 2022-23 -29 lakhs.

What recourse to be taken now ?

Form 2023-24, after the above clarification no RCM paid by the company, and director want to take the registration , on crossing 20 lakhs, If it is correct?

Issue : 2

Can Director give his residential property to its company at nominal value , say as consent Fees, on considering the Rule 28 provisions . As the liability under reverse charge, company can avail IT

CA. Raveendran P M

Director Seeks Guidance on GST Registration, Rule 28 Implications for Renting Residential Property to Company A director rented out commercial property to his company, which paid GST under reverse charge due to unclear guidelines. The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs later clarified this income should be under forward charge. The director seeks guidance on GST registration after surpassing the 20 lakh threshold. The director also considers renting a residential property to the company at a nominal rate, questioning the impact of Rule 28 of the CGST Rules. Responses suggest obtaining a declaration from the company regarding GST payments and confirm that nominal rental value is acceptable if the company can claim full input tax credit. (AI Summary)
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Pradeep Reddy Unnathi Partners on Feb 2, 2024

Issue 1

Since GST has already been paid by the Company, no GST liability should arise in the hands of Director on the same income again. It is advisable to obtain declaration from the company that they have GST under reverse charge on such rent. Such declaration can be furnished to the GST authorities (a) in the event the GST authorities raise demand on the director, or (b) upfront to avoid allegations of fraud, suppression etc later by the department

Issue 2

yes Director give his residential property to its company for rent. As regarding valuation, it must be noted that director and company are considered as related parties as per section 15 of the CGST Act. Given this, GST shall be payable on the rental value based on the market rates but not nominal.

Company avail ITC of such GST paid.

Raveendran PM on Feb 2, 2024

Thanks Pradeep ji .

Issue 1. - Your reply understood.

Issue 2

I am on Rule 28 of the CGST Rules : Second Provisio :

Provided further that where the recipient is eligible for full input tax credit, the value declared in the invoice shall be deemed to be the open market value of the goods or services.

In the current case, being RCM in the hand of company and the same is eligible for full input tax credit, is market value come in to play for for Invoice Value ?

Padmanathan KV on Feb 2, 2024

I agree with Pradeep JI. There are lot of judgement in ST regime stating that where recipient has paid, it cannot be taxed in hands of supplier. Pls refer M/s. Aadarsh Sri Sai Manpower Solution (p) Ltd., vs Commissioner, Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax - 2023 (7) TMI 917 - CESTAT NEW DELHI.

Pradeep Reddy Unnathi Partners on Feb 2, 2024

I stand corrected on issue 2. Value can be a nominal value as long as company is eligible for full credit i.e. not engaged in exempted activity from said premises

Raveendran PM on Feb 2, 2024

Thanks , Pradip Ji

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