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Ca Inter Noting Class 25
Ca Inter Noting Class 25
12% 5%
with without
Full ITC ITC
Inputs GST
a Inputs GST
Cap. Goods Supplier Cap. Goods Supplier
Input Service @ 12%
a Input Service @ 5%
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1 Or Company xxxx Company
RCM (D)(5%)
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NCM (B)(5%)
Company NCM (C)(5%)
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CA Rajkumar 8.23
Reverse Charge Mechanism Ch.8
1
Vision of Mr. Raj: -
Share of X Ltd.-Today = `500
In Near Future = `400
Sudha
3
(Stock Share T/F
2 Share T/F
Broker)
Archana 5 Mr. Raj
(Supplier) (Recipient)
(Lender) (Borrower)
7 Status of Shares: -
8.24 CA Rajkumar
Ch.8 Reverse Charge Mechanism
as
Ocean Freight with Respect to import CARGO
MOHIT
Minerals 2022
S C
Target of Govt: -
Ÿ -Decrease Import of goods
St X
by increasing cost, &
Ÿ -Increase Export of Goods
by decreasing Cost
Japan India
Exporter Importer
Import of Goods (Shipping Co.= USA based)
(Mr. X) (Mr. Y)
Freight = `5,00,000
CA Rajkumar 8.25
Reverse Charge Mechanism Ch.8
Exemption
1 2
Since both Supplier and Recipient But in this case, Govt. want to
Located in Non-taxable territory, discourage import, So GST must be
So there is a problem in collection of levied, & for this, Govt. made a
GST . special provision.
The provision is as follows: -
Hence, Govt. generally grant exemption
from GST in such cases
Where both the parties are located
in Non-Taxable Territory,
*But Service is of transportation of
goods through vessel, related to
import.
*Then, it will be liable to GST.
8.26 CA Rajkumar
Ch.8 Reverse Charge Mechanism
Section 9(4)
2)
3)
eecement concretemy
Supplier
(Unregistered)
Ii
Other Inputs / Input Servicesarm Recipient
(Registered)
Up to 20%- No NCM/No RCM Promotor
Above 20%- RCM attracts
Example –
Case-1 Supplier
(Registered)
80% = NCM
0 Recipient
(Registered)
Supplier 20%
(Promotor)
(Unregistered)
[ Up to 20% = No RCM/ No NCM]
Case-2
Supplier 70% = NCM Recipient
(Registered)
(Registered)
Supplier 30%
(Promotor)
(Unregistered)
[ Up to 20% = No RCM/ No NCM]
[ Excess 10% = RCM]
CA Rajkumar 8.27
Reverse Charge Mechanism Ch.8
Case-3
Supplier 65% = NCM Recipient
(Registered)
(Registered)
Supplier 35%
(Promotor)
(Unregistered)
[ Up to 20% = No RCM/ No NCM]
[ Excess 15% = RCM]
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Ble Agent
It will potoude Security to you
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Ch 9 INVOiCE
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off supply. INVOICE.
Ÿ A Registered Recepient (RCM): Recipient liable to pay GST under reverse
charge need to issue an invoice. Exclusive
Bill of supply:
91 Ef Supplian
Rem ie supply
supply
NOT Registered
CEN
o
Ÿ A Registered supplier making EXEMPTED supplies shall issue a BILL OF
SUPPLY
Ÿ A Registered taxable Person Paying Tax under COMPOSITION SCHEME shall
issue a BILL OF SUPPLY.
Invoice Cum Bill of Supply: Where a registered person is supplying taxable as
well as exempted goods or services or both to an unregistered person, a single
“invoice-cum-bill of supply” may be issued for all such supplies.
Note: Small value invoice /Bill of supply:
Ÿ Where supply is made to an unregistered person [B TO C]
Then the supplier need not to mandatorily to issue Invoice or Bill of supply,
However supplier needs to issue a consolidated invoice /bill of supply at the end
of the day and will keep that document himself.
Receipt Voucher: A registered Supplier shall,
Ÿ On receipt of advance payment with respect to any supply,
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Invoice Ch.9
[On 1/4/22]
Not a supply
9.2 CA Rajkumar