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Advance received for the technical services to be provided  1,00,000          -        9,000       9,000

         to Mr. K [Tax on the services to be provided is payable at the                       (1,00,000 (1,00,000
         time of receipt of advance.]                                                           *9%)        *9%)
         Goods supplied to SEZ unit of V Ltd. (Note-7)                10,00,000       Nil
                                                                                                   -          -
         [Supply to SEZ unit is a zero- rated supply.]

         Supply of goods to V Ltd., Gujarat                           40,00,000       Nil      3,60,000    3,60,000
                                                                                             (40,00,000 (40,00,000
                                                                                                 *9%)        *9%)
         Total output tax                                                            Nil      3,69,000 3,69,000

         Less: ITC (Note-8)
         IGST: 1,08,700                                                                        (54,350)    (54,350)
         CGST: 3,21,500                                                                       (3,14,650)      x
         SGST: 3,21,500                                                                            x      (3,14,650)

         Net GST payable                                                             Nil          Nil        Nil


        Notes & Assumptions :
        1) In the absence of the value of supply of goods purchased as a merchant exporter, FOB value of export of
            such goods has been taken as their purchase price for computing the ITC amount.
        2) Since the transaction was undertaken in convertible foreign exchange, it is logical to infer that Mrs. T is

            located outside India.
        3) It has been assumed that the contract for import of goods from China is on CIF basis.
        4) Insurance amount received is an actionable claim. Thus, it is treated neither as supply of goods nor as
            supply of services.

        5) It has been assumed that purchase of three-wheeler is an intra-State supply. Alternatively, it is also
            possible to assume that purchase of three-wheeler is an inter-State supply. In that case, IGST of `
            45,000 will be available as ITC.
        6) It has been assumed that the depreciation has not been claimed on GST paid on said capital goods, under

            the Income-tax Act, 1961.
        7)It has been assumed that goods have been supplied to SEZ without payment of tax.
        8) Credit of IGST can be utilized towards payment of CGST and SGST liability in any order and in any
            proportion. Credit of CGST and SGST can be utilized only after IGST credit has been fully utilized.
            Thereafter, credit of CGST and SGST is utilised for payment of CGST & SGST liability respectively.

            CGST credit cannot be utilized for payment of SGST and vice versa.



         Author’s note:- ITC of raw material ` 6,00,000 imported from China is an input tax  & hence ITC can be
         availed under GST. However, this transaction is not covered under RCM because RCM is applicable only in
         case of import of services and not for goods. Also, Ocean freight ` 1,00,000 is not covered under RCM
         because the corresponding reverse charge entry  is omitted.  Further, ACD  on import of raw material from
         China will be payable under customs & not under GST.













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