If builder has adjusted 1/3 Rd value in the total agreement value and then charged GST @12% then it is correct as ultimately it comes to me 8%.The benefit is only of GST under PMAY.
Hi, I have booked a flat on 3-Jun-2018 in Pune. In a cost builder has charged 12% GST on Agreement Value. Recently I came to know that under PMAY middle income group is eligible for 8% GST. I just checked this with Relationship Manager of construction company. They explained me that they have adjusted 1/3 of GST from per sq ft rate and have already reduced agreement value accordingly as anti profiting discount. But this they have done for each customer irrespective of customer's income group. I am confused whether 8% GST for MIG and whatever builder is explaining to me are 2 different things. Can I get 4% discount on GST over and above anti profiting discount which builder has offered to each customer?
If builder has adjusted 1/3 Rd value in the total agreement value and then charged GST @12% then it is correct as ultimately it comes to me 8%.The benefit is only of GST under PMAY.
Hi,
It seems that the price has been adjusted to reflect the 8% GST. If what the builder is saying is correct then it is fine and there is no overpayment from your side. However you may want to understand the calculations from the builder- both pre and post GST adjustment.
Regards,
Nikhil.
Hi,
If you have purchased the flat under PMAY scheme, then you are eligible for GST rate of 8%. It is over and above the anti-profiteering discount.
It's applicable from 22 August 2017. Kindly refer Notification No. 20/2017-Central Tax (Rate).
Yes, 8% GST for mig and Whatever builder is explaining you are two different things.
Hi
The builder's point of view is not correct.
GST should have been charged @ 8% on the reduced agreement value if you're registered under PMAY.
Hi,
Hope you are doing well !
Yes,you can get 4% discount on GST over and above anti profiting discount which builder has offered to each customer, as you are eligible for 8% GST as mentioned in Notification no. 20/2017 applicable from 22 August, 2017.
Thanks & Regards,
Payal Chhajed