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GST on transportation/cartage/freight in addition to main supply

Yogesh Khetrapal

Mr. A, a registered dealer is transferring the goods through transportation, to Mr. C, whether Transporation would be include under the preview of supply under GST Act.?  

If it is a composite supply?

Whether it is necessary to have both the goods to be a supply a composite or mixed supply?

Pls. looking for an earliest response.

GST Implications: When Registered Dealers Transfer Goods, Transportation Services Trigger Complex Supply and Tax Determination Challenges A registered dealer transferring goods to another party raises questions about GST applicability for transportation. The discussion explores whether transportation constitutes a supply under GST, analyzing composite and mixed supply scenarios. Key considerations include whether transportation is integral to goods transfer, bundled services, and tax treatment based on transaction structure. The conclusion suggests GST depends on whether transportation is part of the principal goods supply or a separate service. (AI Summary)
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