Hi
For transport charges paid in Dec 2019, you can claim ITC in the returns for the month of Dec 19 which was to be filed by 20th Jan 2020 provided the same is getting reflected in GSTR 2A.
The ITC restriction rule of 110% shall have to be followed.
For dairy products manufacturer, we purchase milk from formers they don't provide bills, can i show in gstr 3b in exempt inward supply.
transport charges paid dec month 2019,can i claim itcin dec 2019 or jan 2020.
Hi
For transport charges paid in Dec 2019, you can claim ITC in the returns for the month of Dec 19 which was to be filed by 20th Jan 2020 provided the same is getting reflected in GSTR 2A.
The ITC restriction rule of 110% shall have to be followed.
Hi,
My views are as under:
It will be shown as a purchase without any tax, it will be the wrong disclosure if disclosed as exempted inward supply.
Yes, that would be an exempt supply and hence to be reported as exempt inward supply in GSTR 3B. It would be intra-state in general circumstances.
for exempted supply gst regestration is not mandatory,if i take voluntarily go for regular or composite
A composition dealer cannot supply exempt goods. You have to register as regular dealer.
If registration is obtained and you're not liable to registration, GSTIN can be surrendered.
Further, no ITC can be availed on inputs utilized for providing exempt supplies. All common credit shall be proportionately reversed as per Rule 42 and 43 of CGST Rules.
If you take voluntary registration then u have to comply with all rules and compliances. Regarding regular or composite it depends on case to case basis
If you take voluntary registration then you will have to comply will all rules and compliances.
However, composition taxpayers are allowed to sell Exempted goods.
According to CBEC, Traders can sell Exempted goods within state and they need not to show Exempted supply in his Turnover.
Hello,
Yes, it would be declared under the column of Exempt supplies, Intra or Inter Sate.
I hope that this answer satisfies your requirements.
Regards,
CA Hunny Badlani
What is your business?
If you business is selling milk you are not required to take GST registration.
Milk is an exempt/ 0% item. You can show it in exempt inward supply.
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