We are registered at Rajasthan. We are importing goods at Nava Shera, Mumbai. It is a container load (10000Kgs). We are taking delivery at Nava Shera and goods are dispatched to Rajasthan. During transit, part of goods are sold and offloaded (3000Kgs) at Mumbai and rest goods (7000Kgs) comes to Rajasthan. For goods sold in Mumbai, we prepare an invoice from Rajasthan charging IGST. For remaining goods, we are preparing a delivery challan from Nava Shera to Rajasthan.
In light of above, please let us know :
- Whether the process adopted is correct?
- Can we sell imported goods in transit in Mumbai and bring balance to Rajasthan?
Can Imported Goods Be Sold in Transit Under GST? Forum Clarifies Rules for Rajasthan Company at Nava Sheva. A discussion forum addressed the process of selling part of imported goods in transit. A company registered in Rajasthan imported goods at Nava Sheva, Mumbai, and sold part of them in Mumbai before dispatching the rest to Rajasthan. The primary concern was whether this process complied with GST laws. Respondents clarified that once goods clear customs, they are treated as domestic goods, allowing their sale in transit under GST provisions. The sale in Mumbai should be invoiced with IGST, while a delivery challan is needed for the remaining goods sent to Rajasthan. Concerns about road compliance checks were also raised. (AI Summary)
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