New condition to avail Input Tax Credit: It was been proposed to insert the new clause ‘(aa)’, after clause (a), in Section 16(2) of the CGST Act, that provides an additional condition to claim ITC based on GSTR-2A and newly introduced GSTR-2B,
Govt Expanded the scope of ‘supply’ to levy GST on supplies between the club/association and its members, to overcome the principle of mutuality:
Aadhaar authentication for registered person has been notified to provide that, for the purpose of i. Filing of application for revocation of cancellation of registration in Form GST REG-21 under Rule 23 ii. filing of refund application in Form RFD-01 under rule 89 iii. refund under Rule 96 of the integrated tax (IGST) paid on goods exported out of India
Widened the scope of Section 83 of the CGST Act (Provisional Attachment of Property/ Bank Account) w.e.f. January 01, 2022 Background: The Hon’ble Finance Minister, in Union Budget 2021-22, proposed changes vide the Finance Bill, 2021, that amends the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (CGST Act) with respect to provisional attachment of property/bank […]
AAAR modified the ruling passed by the AAR, and held that, the assessee is entitled to use the Input Tax Credit balance lying in its Electronic Credit Ledger (ECL), legitimately earned on the on Gold & Silver Dore Bars etc., for the purpose of paying GST on outward supply on Castor Oil Seeds, and it cannot be denied merely on the ground that the inputs have no nexus with outward supply.
AAAR held that GST is leviable on sale of plot of land, where primary amenities such as water line, electricity line, and other infrastructure are being constructed/developed. Held that, it is a sale of developed plots and will be covered under the scope of supply of taxable service falling under the head of ‘Construction services’. Hence liable to 18% GST.
AAR held that services by way of supplying, operating, and maintaining air-conditioned electrically operated buses would be chargeable @ 12% with Input Tax Credit and @ 5% without ITC.
AAAR held that head office using all its human resources to facilitate the operational requirements of the branch offices/units by way of procuring common input services on behalf of the branch offices/units thereby, providing the services, therefore, allocation and recovery of any amount including its employees salary cost from the branch offices/units will be subject to GST. Hence, the allocation and recovery of the salary of the employees of the head office from the branch office/units will be subject to GST.
In re Goel Medico (GST AAR Chhattisgarh) 18% GST leviable on supplying, installing, testing & commissioning of oxygen pipeline system in Government Hospitals
AAR held that No GST payable on washed/rejected coal from washery on which Compensation Cess is paid and ITC is not availed
