Composition and regular

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If any person want to change regular to composition .he is saller and he sale 5%,12%,18,28%all rate if goods,
Is composition is good for him
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1). Dear Friend, First of all now we can't change from regular to composition , we have to wait for next year.
2). If we took composition scheme we can't take input tax credit on purchase and at the same you can't give output tax invoice, you have give only total invoice bill to the customer. If mostly customer are end users then in that case composition scheme is better. In composition scheme bills maintenance not required.

For example:
1) In case of regular tax
purchase 1000
gst @ 18% 180
total bill 1180
same goods sold for profit 100
total taxable value 1280
gst @ 18% 230
total bill value 1510
ultimately you are paying gst 230-180=50.
For customer total bill 1510 in regular tax.

2) In composition scheme
purchase 1000
gst @ 18% 180
total bill 1180
sold same goods with 100 margin
taxable value 1280
gst @ 1% 12.80
total bill value 1292.80
in this case you are paying 12.80 gst
For customer total bill value is 1292.80.
@ KONDAL.,
What is the calculation...?
It's totally wrong for both calculations...!
Please check your calculations and reply to Querist....
@ Shoaib.,
If you want opt to composition scheme then you ll be wait for next FY 18-19. Bcoz, Opt to composition scheme option is not available now. It's also closed on 18/08/2017...

If you deal your business to end users then you can go to composition scheme... Otherwise you will be consider as your turn over and payments as possibles....
GOOD LUCK...
@ kondal check ur figures
How to calculation of GST rate.
How to calculation of GST rate.
Shoaib sir, once check the link https://www.profitbooks.net/gst-composition-scheme/ , the above said figures are only for understanding and it is an example only. I don't understand mistake in that example , please help to rectify my mistake. Thanks to all.
Dear Shoaib.,
If you are the Composition dealer then you can't show the tax value anywhere in your bill and received bills can't take input...
You just add your profit in total purchase value then you ll be sale your goods...
@ KONDAL.,
1. If regular he ll add profit on goods value only not calculate profit both value.
Ex: Purchase value Rs. 1000 + profit Rs. 100 = 1100 + 198 (tax) = Sale Value Rs. 1298...

2. If composition Dealer,
Purchase BILL VALUE Rs. 1180 + 100 (Profit) = 1280 (Bill of Supply Value)....
Thanks Raja P M sir
You are Welcome...
I'm totally confused for ,how to calculate gst
Plz help me


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