NARENDRA (ACCOUNTS MANAGER) (1994 Points)
11 February 2024
I want to ask about the pass-on entries in the sister concern companies. Company A owns a truck, which is given on rent to Company B. Owner wants all the expenses incurred on this truck reimbursed from company B specially Insurance. Company A taking input of gst so question is whether A can make an invoice of Insurance?? & while making invoice on it shall gst impose or not ??
Saravanan nagaraj
(463 Points)
Replied 11 February 2024
As per business transactions, Company A is renting a truck for transport Company B or anyone.
Before opting your service, a customer used enquiry about transport charges for renting a month which is inclusive of your FC cost, repair and maintenance, insurance so on.
You raise invoice based on cost and fixed a tariff per km charges. If you asked again, it is not fair.
When a company B opting your service, they spent money on fuel, toll expenses, driver salary and bata so on. If you collect all these expenses from company B, what do they account in their business?
They send all money to company A, you paid all expenses. You receive amount more than invoice you gave them right. What would you do at the end of the year. Will you show it in customer advance or debtor in surplus.
Transporter invoice under GST in RCM method. Please check this once again. If you take input ISD.
You can claim imbursement from company B. But can't available GST on insurance.
Saravanan nagaraj
(463 Points)
Replied 11 February 2024
Company B should deduct TDS too.
If the expense is a part of the supply of goods or services, GST is applicable on the reimbursement of such expenses.
For Instance: when you raise invoice for the month of January 2024.
Transport charges RS.1,00,000
Insurance charges RS. 8900
Taxable value Rs.1,08900/-
Then GST @ 18% RS.19602
Or seperately you can issue invoice as reimbursement with GST.
NARENDRA
(ACCOUNTS MANAGER)
(1994 Points)
Replied 13 February 2024
| Originally posted by : Saravanan nagaraj | ||
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Company B should deduct TDS too. If the expense is a part of the supply of goods or services, GST is applicable on the reimbursement of such expenses. For Instance: when you raise invoice for the month of January 2024. Transport charges RS.1,00,000 Insurance charges RS. 8900 Taxable value Rs.1,08900/- Then GST @ 18% RS.19602 Or seperately you can issue invoice as reimbursement with GST. |
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But though we are not an insurance company , can we make an invoice against insurance ??
Saravanan nagaraj
(463 Points)
Replied 13 February 2024
Expenses that you reimburse from other company. Actually, you are not selling insurance policy to your customer or in thier name.
Insurance is transporter liabilities. But, you collect amount from your sister concern.
Do you think, Is there any logic to collect this amount from your customers?
If you receive money through bank. What would the income tax or GST treatment?
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