Reverse tax on Composition scheme
Shivaprasad Rao (Article Assistant) (97 Points)
08 June 2017and if i made such purchase, whether i have to Take registration as a regular supplier ????😑
Shivaprasad Rao (Article Assistant) (97 Points)
08 June 2017
CA NEHA RAMPURIA
(Taxation Consultant)
(1823 Points)
Replied 08 June 2017
IN THE COMPOSITION SCHEME so far there is no restriction on purchases. however a taxable person opting for composition scheme will be required to pay tax on supplies taxable under rcm at regular rates. no, a dealer under this scheme has restrictions on outward supply not on inward supplies. no need to take reg. under regular scheme
Jorusharath Babu
(13 Points)
Replied 09 June 2017
taxable composition person,cannot make inter state sale,,where as he can make purchase from interstates,contrarly act says The goods held by him in stock on the appointed date must not be purchased from a place outside his state,in addition the taxpayers deals with unregistered person, tax must be paid or no stock must be held, on opting scheme
act allows to inter state purchase,it does not allows stock of purchased from a place outside his state, while opting the scheme,
whats the point in it,,please explain
CA NEHA RAMPURIA
(Taxation Consultant)
(1823 Points)
Replied 09 June 2017
Jorusharath Babu
(13 Points)
Replied 09 June 2017
cases where ,reverse charge(RCM} is applicable all person are required to tax,,even operating under composition scheme is liable to pay tax on such basis,,then dilemma arise ,however he is not authorized to issue tax invoice,,then how in this, case he will collect tax under reverse charge mechanism, by issue of invoice,,,,is really RCM is applicable to comp... dealer
Jorusharath Babu
(13 Points)
Replied 09 June 2017
wat is the use in RCM?under composition scheme,however he is not going to avail credit on such supply,,,(especially in case of purchase from un registered dealer)..he may not disclose such supply,,,
Jorusharath Babu
(13 Points)
Replied 18 June 2017
in case of reverse charge mechanism (RCM) ,the reciepnt shall pay tax ,in GSTR 1 it shows in table 4 ,attracting reverse charge shall be disclosed,,,but GSTR 1 is meant to outward supply,,ie sale ,,we are not reciepnt in such sale (we r the sellers). what is the point in that can any one can explain,, cases where supplier himself shall pay tax on outward supply! i.e onRCM