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GST on Goods Transport

Mihir Modak

We are providing service for transportation of goods from ports to business premises. We subcontract the work to GTA or Truck owner. The GTA is billing to us either RCM or FC bill. We are not issuing any consignment note to our customer. In this case how much GST we should charge to customer?

Debate on GST for Transport Services: Composite Supply Tax vs. No Tax for Non-GTA Businesses without Consignment Notes. A discussion forum participant inquired about the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications for a business providing transportation services from ports to business premises, subcontracting to Goods Transport Agencies (GTA) or truck owners. The business does not issue consignment notes. One respondent suggested that GST should be charged according to the main supply as a composite supply, with tax rates depending on whether the goods are taxable or exempt. Another respondent stated that since the business is not a GTA, it should not be liable for any tax. (AI Summary)
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