if we shown freight charges after baiscvaluve and gst. is gst is applicable on freight charges.
basic value 100
igst 18
freight 5
8 Replies
Mohanraj J
(1178 Points)
Replied 28 March 2021
Ot is your choice, u can mention packing & freight charges excluding of GST or including of GST
Aayush Munje
(63 Points)
Replied 28 March 2021
You shown packing and forwarding Charges with GST 18% after basic value
Analytic Business Consulting
(150 Points)
Replied 28 March 2021
Yes, GST will be applicable on the frieght or packing charges which you mentions in the bill, you can add the GST amount of the frieght or packaging with the above GST amount.
CA Altamush Zafar
(GST Consultant)
(15971 Points)
Replied 29 March 2021
Depends on when delivery is being terminated and terms of contract
anil jain
(Partner)
(1072 Points)
Replied 29 March 2021
whatever you charge in the invoice, gst is leviable on it.
CA PARTH SHAH
(In Practice)
(1951 Points)
Replied 29 March 2021
As per Valuation rules, Value of the Goods will include all the values except the GST amount. So Freight amount has to be included in the total taxable value of the goods and GST has to be paid freight also. In your case GST to be paid 18% on Rs 105.
Manju Nath
(82 Points)
Replied 30 March 2021
In such cases it has become dobule taxation. My basic price is inclusive of freight on which gst attracts. To dispatch goods I engage transport on which I use to pay gst under Rcm
is this correct
is this correct
Analytic Business Consulting
(150 Points)
Replied 30 March 2021
Where does the double taxation arises ? If you had added the frieght charge in your bill and you are engaging a transporter for carrying the goods, here the frieght charged on the bill is say 1000 rupees and its GST amount ie, Rs.180 will be the output tax and the GST amount charged by the transporter will be your input tax credit irrespective of whether it is paid under RCM or not.
In normal cases the rate on transportation is 5% or 12% and if we are adding it in bill with the cost of products then we should charge the GST rate as same as the rate of goods renders. if we sell a 18% rated goods then the frieght will also be charged 18%. So, it is better to avoid adding the frieght with goods cost.
However its my views, you should consult before taking any such decisions.
In normal cases the rate on transportation is 5% or 12% and if we are adding it in bill with the cost of products then we should charge the GST rate as same as the rate of goods renders. if we sell a 18% rated goods then the frieght will also be charged 18%. So, it is better to avoid adding the frieght with goods cost.
However its my views, you should consult before taking any such decisions.
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