closing stocks
vikas agrawal (15 Points)
05 June 2017and gst will be 28%
if I sell it on July then tax is 28-5=13% ?
or
28-5-excise ?
excise duty I don't know
vikas agrawal (15 Points)
05 June 2017
Shubham Gupta
(Business Consultants)
(2077 Points)
Replied 05 June 2017
sir,
VAT on closing stock will become opening Tax credit as SGST
And 60% of the Central component i.e 14% on the stock in hand as on 30 june will be available as CGST,
stock in hand will be required to be sold in 6 months and
each month stock details will be required to be filed so that 60% exemption can be available
CA Shubham Gupta
9968983550
Sushant Garg
(Service)
(34 Points)
Replied 06 June 2017
Sir, My question is related to the one asked.
We buy batteries directly from manufacturer Exide Industries. Exide has a branch in my state so all invoices are intra state.
The purchase invoices dont mention the excise part. Just the Input Vat. We know that 12.5% excise is included in that price. As you mention the VAT part is 100% transferrable to SGST.
What about the Excise duty? Current GST rate on batteries is 28%, so can we claim 60% on Excise duty?
Shubham Gupta
(Business Consultants)
(2077 Points)
Replied 06 June 2017
sir,
as u said 28% is GST rate on your item, so 14% is CGST and 14% is SGST,
so u can claim 60% of CGST component that falls on your closing stock.
Sushant Garg
(Service)
(34 Points)
Replied 06 June 2017
Sir,
Thank you for reply. I am still a little consfused. So let's discuss it in figures.
Supposedly I have 1 pc item as closing stock on 30-June-2017.
Invoice for that item is:
Item: Battery
Qty: 1
Basic: ₹120
VAT (14.5%): ₹17.40
Net Bill Value: ₹137.40
Can you help me figure out the eligible input. Tha basic mount includes the excise duty of 12.5% .
SGST = ?
CGST = ?
Shubham Gupta
(Business Consultants)
(2077 Points)
Replied 06 June 2017
SGST = 17.40 CGST = 120*14%(CGST Component)*60%=10.08 Rs
25 Hours GST Scrutiny of Return and Notice Handling(With Recording)