GST on sale of capital goods: tax depends on ITC status, consideration and five year apportionment rule.
GST applies to transfers of capital goods differently depending on whether ITC was availed and whether consideration is paid: if ITC was availed and supply occurs before five years, tax is the higher of GST on transaction value or ITC attributable to remaining life; if ITC was not availed and supply is for consideration, tax is on the transaction value; transfers without consideration are taxable only when Schedule I treats permanent disposal of business assets with ITC as supply; motor vehicles follow special concessional notifications when no ITC was claimed, otherwise normal apportionment rules apply. (AI Summary)
GST applies to transfers of capital goods differently depending on whether ITC was availed and whether consideration is paid: if ITC was availed and supply occurs before five years, tax is the higher of GST on transaction value or ITC attributable to remaining life; if ITC was not availed and supply is for consideration, tax is on the transaction value; transfers without consideration are taxable only when Schedule I treats permanent disposal of business assets with ITC as supply; motor vehicles follow special concessional notifications when no ITC was claimed, otherwise normal apportionment rules apply. (AI Summary)
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