Builder is charging GST on full amount of sale deed and asking money in cash...
what proof we can take from builder of GST Payment...
can anyone suggest...
No cash transaction allowed, pay GST by Cheque.
5 Replies
Ram Shyam
(44 Points)
Replied 27 June 2019
what is the rate ...
how we know that which scheme is builder adopted..
implement, from 1st April 2019, the revised rates for residential
properties as under:
a. GST @ 1% without ITC for affordable housing properties
b. GST @ 5% without ITC for residential properties4 other than
affordable segment
c. GST @ 12% with ITC for commercial properties (other than
specified ones which will attract GST @ 5%)
how we know that which scheme is builder adopted..
implement, from 1st April 2019, the revised rates for residential
properties as under:
a. GST @ 1% without ITC for affordable housing properties
b. GST @ 5% without ITC for residential properties4 other than
affordable segment
c. GST @ 12% with ITC for commercial properties (other than
specified ones which will attract GST @ 5%)
Laxmi Kottian
(student)
(332 Points)
Replied 27 June 2019
Let him raise bill; he has to raise the bill as per prevailing rates.
Laxmi Kottian
(student)
(332 Points)
Replied 27 June 2019
In sale agreement if GST amount is mentioned. its OK.
But if not mentioned, let him raise tax invoice as per GST act.
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