If a hotel is booked by travel agent then rate of GST if 5% (without ITC)
Suppose a travel agent books a hotel for Rs 10000. After that he adds his margin of Rs 2000. Then on what amount GST should be levied - 12000 or 2000 ?
Piyush Moriani (48 Points)
24 July 2018If a hotel is booked by travel agent then rate of GST if 5% (without ITC)
Suppose a travel agent books a hotel for Rs 10000. After that he adds his margin of Rs 2000. Then on what amount GST should be levied - 12000 or 2000 ?
Umer Dar
(6 Points)
Replied 24 July 2018
jaskamal singh
(Job)
(741 Points)
Replied 24 July 2018
Piyush Moriani
(48 Points)
Replied 25 July 2018
Suppose a travel agent books hotel online for Rs. 2000(including 12% GST) then he adds up his mark-up of rs 200(generally profit margin is very low due to competition) and sell to his client at Rs 2200. He is not eligible to take ITC on input services. So if he charges 5% GST on 2200 then total cost of end consumer will increase drastically and it will not be feasible due to tight competition.
In air travel booking travel agent charge GST @ 18% on profit margin(processing fee). So I think same will apply to hotel booking also.
Piyush Moriani
(48 Points)
Replied 25 July 2018
Suppose a travel agent books hotel online for Rs. 2000(including 12% GST) then he adds up his mark-up of rs 200(generally profit margin is very low due to competition) and sell to his client at Rs 2200. He is not eligible to take ITC on input services. So if he charges 5% GST on 2200 then total cost of end consumer will increase drastically and it will not be feasible due to tight competition. In air travel booking travel agent charge GST @ 18% on profit margin(processing fee). So I think same will apply to hotel booking also.
Piyush Moriani
(48 Points)
Replied 25 July 2018
Suppose a travel agent books hotel online for Rs. 2000(including 12% GST) then he adds up his mark-up of rs 200(generally profit margin is very low due to competition) and sell to his client at Rs 2200. He is not eligible to take ITC on input services. So if he charges 5% GST on 2200 then total cost of end consumer will increase drastically and it will not be feasible due to tight competition. In air travel booking travel agent charge GST @ 18% on profit margin(processing fee). So I think same will apply to hotel booking also.
marshal
(auditor)
(59 Points)
Replied 28 January 2019
Need clarity on the above as the query is a valid one which is faced in practical scenario.will it be possible to pay GST only on the profit amount and if yes then in which section as per GST will it abide.
Thanks
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