A registered person own vehicle used for his business purpose to trnasporting of goods, in free time he used same vehicle for transport of goods for other charing only transport cost
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A registered person own vehicle used for his business purpose to trnasporting of goods, in free time he used same vehicle for transport of goods for other charing only transport cost
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Section 7, CGST Act, 2017 – Scope of supply
Section 9, CGST Act, 2017 – Levy of GST
Section 2(26), CGST Act, 2017 – Definition of Goods Transport Agency (GTA)
Notification No. 12/2017–CT (Rate) dated 28-06-2017, Entry 18 – Exemption for transport of goods by road (other than GTA / courier)
Section 17(2) & Rule 42, CGST Rules, 2017 – ITC reversal for exempt supplies
GST depends on whether you are acting as a Goods Transport Agency (GTA) or not.
If you are NOT issuing a consignment note ?
Transport of goods by road is exempt from GST, even if you charge transport cost.
If you ARE issuing a consignment note ?
You become a GTA, and GST will apply (5% or 12% depending on ITC option).
"Consignment Note" is the statutory backbone to qualify as GTA & tax liability.Otherwise he remains as Goods Transport Operator[GTO] and enjoys GST exemption like any other lorry owner.
If its transportation of goods and you are charging cost, and you are issuing consignment note or any document that has details similar to those contained in a consignment note then GST is liable.
If you have taken credit of GST paid on your vehicle (which was purchased within 5 years) you shoudl file a declaration in notified annexure, that you will pay GST under FCM. If you require the recipient to pay GST then that is also an option. FCM has 2 rates possible 5% or 18%.
Based on your and your customers requirement you can chose an option FCM/RCM and continue that for the FY
GTO is NOT GTA and vice versa.
In continuation to above, technically both are different concepts.
Notification No. 12/2017–CT (Rate) dated 28-06-2017, Entry 18 – Exemption for transport of goods by road (other than GTA / courier), this is will not to the transport operator ? . Just issuing transport charges alone, mostly they URP catergory.
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