https://simplesaravanan.blogspot.in/2017/06/gst-place-of-supply-of-goods.H T M L
Chapter V of IGST Act, 2017 provides provision for “Place of Supply of goods or services of both”. In this article I will explain by examples rather than repeating clauses in the sectionSection 10(1)(a) of IGST Act, 2017
- A Customer in Delhi orders goods on a vendor in Tamilnadu on ex-works terms.
- The vendor in Tamilnadu delivers the product at his factory gate and raises invoice on customer with address of Delhi.
- The Delhi customer sends his truck to pick up the material from the vendor in Tamilnadu.
- Since the delivery ends at the factory gate of Tamilnadu vendor “Place of Supply” is Tamilnadu though invoice is addressed to Delhi customer
- Tamilnadu vendor raises an invoice and charges SGST & CGST treating this is as a supply within Tamilnadu (intrastate)
In this scenario Delhi customer has to get himself registered with Tamilnadu GST and avail credit of SGST & CGST. Delhi customer then will stock transfer this goods to Delhi and pay IGST on this stock transfer
Example 2
- A Customer in Delhi orders goods on a vendor in Tamilnadu on CIF terms.
- The vendor in Tamilnadu delivers the product upto the factory gate of Delhi customer and raises invoice on customer with address of Delhi.
- The Tamilnadu vendor arranges truck to supply the goods to the customer in Delhi.
- Since the delivery ends at the factory gate of Delhi customer “Place of Supply” is Delhi
- Tamilnadu vendor raises an invoice and charges IGST treating this is as a supply outside Tamilnadu (interstate)
Example 1
- A Customer in Delhi orders goods on a vendor in Chennai, Tamilnadu for delivery to a third person in Coimbatore, Tamilnadu
- The vendor in Chennai, Tamilnadu delivers the product to the third person in Coimbatore, Tamilnadu and raises invoice on customer with address of Delhi and consignee as third party
- Even though delivery is within Tamilnadu as the Principal supplier is in Delhi this is treated as Interstate Sales
- Tamilnadu vendor raises an invoice on customer in Delhi and charges IGST treating this is as a supply outside Tamilnadu (interstate)
- A Customer in Noida, UP orders goods on a vendor in Chennai, Tamilnadu for delivery to a third person in Kanpur, UP
- The vendor in Chennai, Tamilnadu delivers the product to the third person in Kanpur, UP and raises invoice on customer in Noida, UP
- As the Principal supplier is in Noida, UP this is treated is Interstate Sales
- Tamilnadu vendor raises an invoice on customer in Noida, UP and charges IGST treating this is as a supply outside Tamilnadu (interstate)
- Vendor registered in Tamilnadu sells his pre-installed windmill in Tamilnadu to a customer in Maharashtra
- There is no movement of goods
- Invoice will be raised by Tamilnadu registered vendor on customer in Maharashtra
- As goods have not moved and the vendor is registered in Tamilnadu, the Tamilnadu vendor will charge CGST & SGST treating this as an intrastate sales – within state sales
- Vendor registered in Kerala sells his pre-installed windmill in Tamilnadu to a customer in Maharashtra
- There is no movement of goods
- Invoice will be raised by Kerala registered vendor for windmill pre-installed in Tamilnadu, on customer in Maharashtra
- As goods have not moved and the vendor is registered in Kerala, but goods pre-installed in Tamilnadu, the Kerala vendor will charge IGST treating this as an interstate sales - outside state sales
- Vendor registered in Tamilnadu installs Air conditioners in the office of customer in Delhi
- Tamilnadu vendor will raise invoice on Delhi customer and charge IGST, this is interstate sales
- Customer in Chennai, Tamilnadu opens a branch in Kerala and orders Air conditioners from vendor registered in Madurai, Tamilnadu
- Vendor registered in Madurai, Tamilnadu installs Air conditioners in the office of Tamilnadu customer in Kerala
- Tamilnadu Madurai, vendor will raise invoice on Chennai, Tamilnadu customer for installation of Air conditioners in Kerala and charge IGST, as this is interstate sales