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GST on transfer of partnership share in LLP

Date 22 May 2024
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GST on transfer of partnership interest depends on whether the transaction is a capital repayment or a taxable supply.
GST treatment of a partner's transfer of partnership interest depends on the transaction's character: issuance of company shares is likely outside GST as securities, while the transfer of partnership interest may be a supply of service. The nature of the agreement governs taxability-if the payment to the retiring partner is a repayment of capital it should not attract GST; if it conveys remunerative rights in exchange for shares it may be taxable. (AI Summary)

There is a corporate restructuring within a bunch of group companies. I would like to know the taxability under GST of transfer of partnership share by a partner in LLP to a existing partner or in case of a third party against shares in a private limited company.

As per my understanding, shares against share in partnership is a barter transaction. Transfer of shares will be outside GST as it securities. But the other leg, i.e., transfer of partnership share the same will qualify as 'supply of service'.

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