LPG Distributor to Consumer

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yes he can claim , because there is sale and purchase invoice

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yes he can claim , because there is sale and purchase invoice

If it's consider as Purchase and Sales then he can use ITC...
But, It's commission based business then he can't take ITC for the Supplies....




Also in my view it's only for commission based business. Bcoz, the cylinder under NOCL authority....

LPG DISTRIBUTION IS NOTHING BUT PURELY LIKE TRADING BUSINESS NOT ON COMMISSION BASIS ATALL.

Hello Raja sir

lpg distributor also charged gst on their final invoices to consumer.
and they also received input gst bill from iocl.
@ jammangguite. Plz mention first which type of bill received by you.

Because if it is not a commission business then you can claim ITC.
Until you specified exact nature how we can clarify you.
final invoice i.e. customer invoice does not show GST deduction, I guess that means, distribution is commission based.
Ma'am @ Rashmi, customer invoice doesn't show GST deduction.
Who raise invoice to customer. You or lpg distributor.
distributor

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/LPG-price-to-rise-on-dealer-commission-revision/articleshow/23765559.cms

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/LPG-price-to-rise-on-dealer-commission-revision/articleshow/23765559.cms

 

NEW DELHI: Cooking gas cylinder price is likely to go up by Rs 3.50, with the oil ministry looking at increasing dealer commission to Rs 40.71 per cylinder from Rs 37.25 as per an accepted formula.

Sources said a decision on raising commission on regular 14.2-kg cylinders as well as 5-kg refills is expected in a fortnight. The commission on 5-kg cylinders is expected to be raised from Rs 18.63 to Rs 20.36.

 

 

 


Gas dealers have been demanding a revision as per the July 2012 report of a committee made up of marketing directors of the three state-run fuel retailing companies. Dealer commission was last revised in October, 2012, when it was raised by Rs 11.42.

 

 

 


The dealers are demanding a higher commission on account of increase in operational expenses like salary and wages. A hike in cooking gas commission could spark a similar demand from petrol pump owners, who too have been seeking a revision of commission on petrol and diesel as per the Apurva Chandra report.

 

 

 


It said, however, that no revision in the additional distributor commission of 75 paisa paid on sale of non- subsidized sale of 14.2-kg cylinder was required for the present. The 75 paisa is over and above the commission of Rs 37.25.

 

 

 


The commission has more than doubled in past six years. The commission was raised from Rs 16.71 per 14.2-kg cylinder to Rs 19.05 on March 1, 2007; to Rs 20.54 on June 4, 2008; to Rs 21.94 on June 30, 2009 and to Rs 25.83 per cylinder on July 1, 2011.

means LPG distributor in commission agent only
If distributor raise bill then you get commission only & no IYC available to you for same.

Dear jammangguite Sir,

First of all, I don't understand your question,

Point:1 If LPG distributor supply LPG Gas to consumers, so why should they claim ITC, 

Point: 2 If LPG gas has to levy under GST so the distributor will charge GST(Output) Invoice to the consumer and when he was                purchase LPG gas, from their supplier, he has to claim ITC from there.

Point:3  And Gov. announced earlier The Petrol, Disel & LPG Gas out of GST.

Thanks   
 

 


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