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CAR SALE AND INVOICE TO BE RAISED

Date 20 Mar 2025
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Tax invoice requirement: issue tax invoice for car sale; loss does not create exemption and may result in no GST
The sale of the car is not an exempt supply and the transaction requires issuance of a tax invoice; selling at a loss does not convert the sale into an exempt supply and may result in no GST being payable, but the taxpayer should still issue a tax invoice. (AI Summary)

Registered taxpayer has sold car on loss/profit as per WDV method of Income Tax Act, Which document, he should issue-Bill of Supply or Tax Invoice. If Bill of supply/Tax invoice is issued, whether to be reported in GSTR-1

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This is not an exempt supply. Just that if there is a loss no GST is payable.

So go ahead and issue tax invoice.

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