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GST ON RREP ON ONGOING PROJECT 01-04-2019 IF DECLARATION IN FORM IV NOT SUBMITTED

Date 24 Sep 2024
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AS PER Notification No. 03/2019-Central Tax (Rate) one declaration needs to be submitted before 10-05-2019.

What will be the consequence if the declaration not submitted and tax @12% was paid earlier with input credit.

If rate changed by virtue of this ammendment to 5% then excess amount paid earlier can be claimed as refund or not?

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Replied on Sep 24, 2024
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(i) If the declaration  in Annexure-IV was not  filed  within prescribed time limit i.e. before 20.10.19  (extended) ), it  would  be deemed that the tax payer   availed option not to avail ITC in respect of ongoing project (effective from 1.4.2019). 

(ii) No person can pay GST on his own volition. Hence not eligible for ITC.

(iii0 Litigation-prone. 

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Replied on Sep 26, 2024
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Sir,

The ITC availed without option is required to be reversed or the department may demand for reversal as per Notification 3/2019,

In construction services, the developer collects advances from the customers including tax element. 

So, any tax paid in excess to the department can be applied for a refund by raising credit notes against the tax collected from the customers. That means the developer has to refund any excess amount paid to the government to his customers subject to the provisions of Sec. 76(9). & (1).

This is my personal opinion not to be construed as legal advice. 

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Replied on Sep 26, 2024
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Sir, 

Please read the Sec. 76(9) &(10)

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Replied on Sep 27, 2024
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         I agree with Sh.Kalleshmurthy Murthy. 

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Replied on Sep 27, 2024
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Kasturi Sethi Ji, 

Respected Sir, 

Thanks very much for agreeing with me. 

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Replied on Sep 27, 2024
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Sh. Kalleshamurthy Murthy Ji,

Actually your reply has  completed my reply. 

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Replied on Sep 30, 2024
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What was the reason the annexure was not filled? Was it missed? Or the decision to continue @ 18% was taken later?

Lot of ifs and buts. You will have to contest this since I believe these kind of implications will be of huge amount in the real estate industry.

Ideally if we see, the govt. would have got its share of revenue by this even if you have paid 5% and not taken credit. That needs to be communicated to the tribunal/courts in future.

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