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Builder charge GST for sale without invoice

Velayutham Karani

Hi Team,

I booked one plot from the reputed builder in Chennai. I paid almost 90% of the sale consideration value including GST as mentioned in the builder quote.

When i asked for the GST invoice, builder gave only receipt without invoice and GST number. He say GST bill will not be provided. is this correct?

in the quote, Builder mentioned 'there will not be any rebate of GST input credit to be pased', Being individual, Am I elligible to claim input credit?

thanks, Velayutham

Buyer Challenges Builder Over GST Charges on Land Purchase; GST Not Applicable on Land Sales Under CGST Act A buyer in Chennai raised a concern about a builder charging GST on a plot purchase without providing a GST invoice. The builder stated that GST bills would not be provided and mentioned no GST input credit rebate. Responses clarified that GST is not applicable on land sales, and the builder must remit any collected GST to the government. Refunds can be claimed under the CGST Act if GST was wrongly collected. It was advised to approach the GST office with documentation for resolution. The discussion highlighted the importance of understanding agreements and the potential need for legal action if issues persist. (AI Summary)
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