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GST rate for land owner after completion of residential apartments

Raam Srinivasan Swaminathan Kalpathi

JDA signed in Feb 2023

Project completed in July 2026

Residential apartments

Builder has charged landlord 3.75% CGST and 3.75% SGST are abating 1/3rd of land owner transfer value.

Is the % applied correct? Request experts to confirm. Thanks

GST rate for landowner apartments under a joint development agreement and abatement of transfer value The query concerns GST applicable to a landowner for residential apartments developed under a joint development agreement. The agreement was signed in February 2023 and the project completed in July 2026. The builder charged CGST at 3.75% and SGST at 3.75%, after abating one-third of the landowner's transfer value. The issue is whether applying these rates to the reduced value is correct. No conclusive legal determination is provided. (AI Summary)
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Sadanand Bulbule at 7:05 PM

Refer Discussion Issue ID : 121017

Sadanand Bulbule at 7:14 PM

2026 (4) TMI 1653 - KARNATAKA HIGH COURT VAT / Sales Tax

The State of Karnataka, The Additional Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Zone) -1, Department of Commercial Taxes, Government of Karnataka, The ...More

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