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funeral including transportation of the deceased are out of scope of supply. Thus   taxable territory to another place in the non-taxable territory without such goods
               there shall be no levy of GST on such activity.                            entering into India.
           ii) As per section 7 read with Schedule III para 5 of CGST Act , Sale of land is out of      Thus, it seeks to exclude from the tax net such transactions which involve CH 2
              scope of supply and hence there shall be no levy of GST on such activity.   movement of goods, caused by a registered person, from one non-taxable territory to
           iii) As per section 7 read with Schedule III para 5 of CGST Act,  Sale of building is out   another non-taxable territory.
              of scope of supply and hence there shall be no levy of GST on such activity.        Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned provisions, the said activity is not

                                                                                          a supply. Hence, it is not leviable to GST since “supply” is the taxable event for
           CCP 02.18.49.00    (Para 7)                                                    chargeability of GST. Therefore, since the transaction is not leviable to GST, the
                                                                                          question of place of supply does not arise in the given case.
           Mr. A imported a goods from UK. Worth ` 280000 on 22/11/2018. Same goods are                                                                                    Charge of Tax & Concept of Supply
           deposited in public custom licensed warehouse in Mumbai by executing bond.
                                                                                           CCP 02.18.51.00    (Para 8)
           After depositing within 30days Mr. A sold the same good to Mr. B (pune) for `
                                                                                          Mohandas International entered into a transaction for import of goods from a
           310000 from custom licensed warehouse in Mumbai. Explain whether sale by Mr.
                                                                                          vendor located in Italy. Due to financial issues, Mohandas International was not
           A to Mr. B is treated as supply and GST is leviable or not? When GST is payable
                                                                                          in a situation to clear the goods upon payment of import duty. Mohandas
           on such warehoused goods?
                                                                                          International sold the goods to Radhakrishnan Export House by endorsement of
           Answer: As per section 7 read with para 8(a) of schedule-III supply of custom
                                                                                          title to the goods, while the goods were in high seas. The agreement further
           licensed warehouse goods to any person before clearance for home consumption is
                                                                                          provided that Mohandas International shall purchase back the goods in future
           not treated as supply. Therefore in a given case supply by Mr. A to Mr. B is not
                                                                                          from Radhakrishnan Export House. Discuss the taxability of transaction(s)
           treated as supply and GST is not payable.
                                                                                          involved, under the GST law.[ICAI MATERIAL]
                  But when goods are cleared from custom licensed warehouse by Mr. B he
                                                                                          Answer- As per Schedule III of the CGST Act , high seas sale transactions i.e. supply
           shall pay IGST to govt. For importation of goods as an importer at the time of filling
                                                                                          of goods by the consignee to any other person, by endorsement of documents of title
           Bill of entry.
                                                                                          to the goods, after the goods have been dispatched from the port of origin located

            CCP 02.18.50.00    (Para 8)                                                   outside India but before clearance for home consumption shall not be considered as
                                                                                          supply  under  GST.  Thus,  the  sale  of  goods  by  Mohandas  International  to
           Mr. Z, a supplier registered in Hyderabad (Telangana), procures goods from
                                                                                          Radhakrishnan Export House in high seas shall not be liable to GST.
           China and directly supplies the same to a customer in US. With reference to the
                                                                                                  Further, the import duty including IGST shall be payable by Radhakrishnan
           provisions of GST law, examine whether the said activity of supply of goods by
                                                                                          Export House at the time of clearance of goods at port of import. In case the goods
           Mr. Z to customer in US is taxable under GST. If yes, determine the place of
                                                                                          are  sold  back  by  Radhakrishnan  Export  House  to  Mohandas  International  at  a
           supply of the same. (CA Final RTP Nov 19)
                                                                                          subsequent  point  of  time,  the  same  shall  be  treated  as  normal  domestic  sale
           Answer:- Schedule III to the CGST Act specifies transactions/ activities which shall
                                                                                          transaction and GST shall be applicable on the same subject to other conditions
           be neither treated as supply of goods nor supply of services. A new activity has been
                                                                                          prescribed under GST Law.
           added in the said Schedule III namely, supply of goods from a place in the non-

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