GST-II Problems and Solution
GST-II Problems and Solution
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PROBLEM 16: Compute the amount of GST payable by a manufacturer on the basis of the followin
given.
Particulars
1.Import of goods from Switzerland(inclusive of BCD at 10% and IGST 18%)
2.Further costs have been incurred to effect the sale and have been recovered from the customer:
§Labour charge
§Secondary packing cost
§Advertisement charge
§Cost of special secondary packing
§Cost of durable and returnable packing
§Freight
§Insurance on freight
§Commission paid to job worker for processing of goods
3. Trade discount which is not adjusted in the price mentioned above
Further, a cash discount of 5,000 was given for timely payment of consideration. This not supported by any agreem
at the time of sale.
908600 * 18%
908600 * 100/118
PROBLEM 17:
A dealer in Kolkata entered a contract with a supplier in Odisha to deliver machinery along with essential accesso
information determine the total amount of GST payable and transaction value u/s 15 of the CGST Act, 2
Particulars
Machinery cost (excluding taxes and after effecting a discount of 20,000 for early cash payment for previous sales)
Installation expenses charged separately
Design charges paid by the buyer
Packing charges (Secondary)
Cost of material supplied by the buyer free of charge
Pre-delivery inspection charges
Loading and handling charges within the factory
Other information:
1. Bought-out-accessories supplied along with machinery valued at 10,000 which was necessary for the working of t
2. GST rate 18%. Make suitable assumptions as required and provide brief reasons.
PROBLEM 18:
Mr. Sudhir is a registered dealer in Jaipur (Rajasthan). From the following particulars, find out taxable turnover and IGST
payable under the GST Act:
Particulars
Chocolates not containing cocoa worth amount 1,25,000 sold to a registered dealer of Punjab (IGST rate is 28%).
Mineral water worth amount 4,20,000 was transferred to their branch at Kolkatha (IGST rate is 18%).
Allopathic medicine containing alcohol worth amount 1,94,850 was sold to the registered dealer of MP (IGST rate
Skimmed milk powder worth amount 55,000 was sold to the registered dealer of UP (IGST rate is 5%).
Goods amounting to amount 5,55,000 was sold to firm of London in the course of export outside India.
Silver goods amount 54,00,000 are sold to a registered dealer of UP (IGST rate is 3%).
Coffee beans worth amount 3,20,000 were transferred to their branch at Kolkata. (Coffee beans exempted from G
Sale of petroleum products to a registered dealer in UP for 3,95,000.
Sale of alcoholic liquor for human consumption to a register dealer in MP for amount for 7,65,000
Laptop of the office donated free of cost to a NGO in Bihar. Market value of laptop is 27,500.
PROBLEM 26:
PROBLEM 27:
Mr.x a supplier of Goods, pays GST under Regular Scheme. He has made following supplies
Particulars
Intra-State Supply of Goods
Inter- State Supply of Goods
Mr. X has following ITC with him in the beginning of Tax Period
Particulars
CGST
SGST
IGST
Assume : GST of 18% and both inward and outward suppliers are exclusive of Taxes
PROBLEM 28:
Vijay Limited situated in Bhopal has presented the following informations :
Purchased raw material within the State for Rs 2,80,000
Consultation fees ₹ 35,000
Storage cost ₹ 32,000
Transportation cost 28,000
Labour cost 87,500
Goods sold for 5,20,500. Calculate Net GST payable. (Assume GST Rate of 12%)
PROBLEM 29:
M/s ABC Ltd. purchased goods 2,00,000 locally. He sold goods (locally) for ₹ 3,50,000. He paid legal fees of 8,000. Storage
cost 15,000, Transportation cost 10,000, Wages 15,000, Other manufacturing expenses 16,000. He purchased Furniture for
his office for *22,000. If CGST is 9% and SGST is 9%, calculate net GST payable.
CGST Input tax = CGST output + IGST out put
SGST Input tax = SGST output + IGST out put
IGST Input tax = IGST output + CGST out put + SGST output
PROBLEM 30:
Mrs. Shivagami purchases 11,000 bags from M/s. Bahubali Enterprises whose assessible value is
85 per bag. SGST and CGST is payable at 6% each. SGST and CGST paid on input goods and service
is 50,000 and 50,000 respectively. Mrs. Shivagami sells 9,500 bags within the State, exports 1000
bags and balance 500 bags is in stock. Calculate net GST payable.
PROBLEM 31:
Mr. John supplies goods within the State and its value is 12,00,000. The value of goods exported is 20,00s,000. Th
value of receipt of goods from other State is 20,00,000. If IGST rate is 18%, SGST and CGST rates are 9% each,
calculate net GST payable.
PROBLEM 32:
From the following information determine the amount of input tax credit admissible to ABC Ltd. in respect of various inputs
purchased during the month of August 2019.
Purchases
Goods purchased from PQR Ltd. (Full payment is made by ABC Ltd. to PQR Ltd. against such supply but tax has not been
deposited by PQR Ltd.) Goods purchased without invoice
Goods Purchased without invoice
Purchases of goods from BT Ltd. (Invoice of BT Ltd. is received in the month of September 2019 but goods were received in
the month of October 2019)
Goods purchased against a valid invoice from AFG Ltd. Tax has been deposited by AFG Ltd. ABC Ltd. has made payment to
AFG Ltd. for such purchases in the month of September 2019.
PROBLEM 33:
Particulars
PROBLEM 34:
From the following particulars calculate net GST payable (assume CGST is 6%, SGST is
6%).
(a) Purchase of raw materials within the state 10,500 (inclusive of GST @5%)
(b) Profit margin RS 2,000
(c) Manufacturing expenses 500
(d) Wages 500
(e) Storage cost 525 (inclusive of GST at 5%)
(f) Consultation fees 500 (excluding GST at 18%)
(g) Selling expense 1,000.
PROBLEM 35:
May/ June 2019 (15 Marks)
Mr. Varun a registered dealer provides the following information :
(a) Varun supplies products to dealer in his state and in other states
(b) The rate of profit is 10% on COP
© Rate of GST is 18% on sales
(d) Intra-state purchase of raw materials excluding GST is Rs. 5,00,000
(c) Purchase of raw materials from unregistered dealer is Rs. 1,60,000
(f) Import of goods including customs duty Rs. 4,00,000
(g) Purchase of raw materials from other state excluding IGST Rs. 1,00,000
(h) Cost of transportation charges, wages and other manufacturing expenses are Rs. 2,80,000
PROBLEM 36:
Mr. Shashi of Haveri (Karnataka) purchased goods from Mr. Raj of Hyderabad for 4,72,000 which
is inclusive of IGST at the rate of 18%. He incurred transportation cost of 25,000. He incurred
manufacturing expenses of 2,25,000. Cost of advertisement was 42,500. Mr. Shashi expects a
profit of 25% on the sales. Mr. Shashi sold 70% of the goods locally, he transferred 20% of such
goods to his branch located outside the state without consideration and remaining 10% to his
branch located in the same state without consideration. All expenses except purchase of goods
did not suffer GST.
Calculate Net GST Payable If
a. Credit on all input is eligible
b. Credit on all input is ineligible
PROBLEM 37:
Mr. Ram purchased goods worth Rs 1,25,000 from a registered dealer outside the State of
Karnataka. He sold such goods locally for Rs 1,75,000. The GST rate applicable on purchase and
sale is 18%. Calculate the net GST payable if,
(c) Answer whether Mr. Ram should obtain registration or not if he has effected inter-State
supplies of goods worth RS 75,000 but his aggregate turnover did not exceed 40 lakhs in a
financial year.
PROBLEM 39:
Mr. Oberoi purchases 500 mobiles for use in business at Rs 1,750 per mobile. CGST and SGST
payable on such purchase being 9% each. He intends to sell the same at a profit of 10% above the
cost. Overheads apportioned for each mobile is RS 75. He sold 200 mobiles within the state, 100
mobiles are sold outside the state. 25 mobiles are issued at free of cost as samples. He also
exports 25 mobiles and the balance goods are available in the showroom as stock in trade.
Calculate his net GST payable.
PROBLEM 40:
Mr. Dravid is a Bat manufacturer from Kamataka. He manufactures 50 bats for the purpose of
Tamil Nadha Premier League and sells the same at Rs 30,000 per bat billing to Tamil Nadu. Mr.
Dravid has purchased goods worth Rs 5,00,000 at 12% GST and procured services worth Rs 45,000
at 18% GST. He also purchased a machinery costing 10,00,000 with GST of 18% in order to
manufacture such bats. all the purcahses were local purchase, assume tax rate is 12% and
calculate net GST Payable.
PROBLEM 41:
Ms. Kavya Enterprises, a registered dealer provides the following details for the year ended
31-03-2019.
a. Purchase of raw material within State (3000 units) inclusive of CGST @ 6% and SGST @6% is
16,80,000.
b. Interstate purchase of raw material inclusive of IGST @ 12% Rs 5,32,000.
c. Import of raw material is 2,50,000 (including IGST at 5% and BCD at 7.5%).
d Sale of goods within the State 25,90,000. Rate of GST is 18%.
e. Sale of exempted goods within the state 13,00,000. The sales have been made out of purchase
having a credit of 20,000 IGST.
f. Closing stock of 400 units as on 31.03.2019 is lying. Compute net GST payable.
PROBLEM 42:
Mr. Mahesh Prabhu, registered dealer from Goa, submits the following information.
Particulars
RM purchased from Maharashtra
RM purchased from Vasco,
Pooja equipment purchased from other state
Motor spirit purchased
Sale of goods in Goa
Compute net GST payable if rate is 18%.
PROBLEM 43:
Mallya, a registered dealer had opening balance of CGST credit and SGST credit of Rs 45,000 and
Rs 75,000 respectively. He manufactured 7,000 litres of finished products, 1,000 litres were the
expected normal loss in the process. However, the actual loss was 200 litres of which 100 litres
were being lost as theft. The final product was sold at uniform price of 300 per litre as follows:
a. Goods sold within the state 2000 litres
Further, CGST and SGST rate on the finished product of dealer is 6% and 6% respectively.IGST rate
is 12%. Calculate tax liability of SGST and CGST to be paid after tax credit if the purchase price is
225/ litre and the rate on purchases is 12%.
PROBLEM 44:
Mr. Kamath, a dealer, submits the following information. Compute net GST liability.
Particulars
Import of skimmed milk powder (excluding 10% of BCD and IGST @ 5%)
Subsidy received from central government which was directly linked to the price of the product.
Additional incentives paid to the employees
Warranty charges paid
Compute net GST payable, if Mr. Kamath sells all goods within the State at a profit of 30% on cos
GST on sale could be considered as 18%.
PROBLEM 45:
Compute net GST payable for a dealer in Karnataka from below information as given below:
(i) Raw material purchased from foreign market including custom duty paid on imports @10% +
Education Cess @ 3% and exclusive of IGST at 12% is Rs 10,00,000.
(ii) Raw material purchased from Odisha (including IGST @12%)Rs 50,000
(iii) Raw material purchased from local market (including GST charged on the material @12%)
3,00,000.
(iv) Transportation and insurance cost 45,000
(vi) Material purchased from registered dealer who opted for composition scheme under GST.
Amount paid to such dealer is 5,00,000. The tax payable by composition person on such sales is
1%.
(vii) Profit margin of dealer is 10% on the selling price.
The dealer sold 25% of the finished goods to a SEZ in Bangalore and the balance to a dealer in
Bengaluru. GST rate on sale of such goods is 12%.
Miss Swagatha a registered dealer submits the following information for the month of March Oct 2019 (Sep/oct 2020, 15 Mar
Partculars
Details of Purchase:
Raw Materail 'A" purchased from another state
Raw Materail "B" purchased within the state
Raw-material 'C' purchased from USA costing 20,00,000 (including BCD @ 10% i.e. 2,00,000 and including of IGST)
Raw-material 'D' purchased within the State from a dealer who opted for composition scheme
Raw-material 'E' purchased from a SEZ in Bangalore
Details of Sales
Sale of goods purchased from interstate purchase and imported raw-materials to a person of Hyderabad who opted for
composition scheme
Goods sold to an unregistered dealer of Mangalore
Sale of goods to a dealer in union territory of Chandigarh, produced from raw-material 'B'
Sale of goods purchased from raw-material 'D' to a registered dealer in Belagavi
Sale of goods purchased from raw-material 'E' to SEZ in Bangalore
Note: the above purchase and sales figures do not include GST, compute Net GST Payable
Ms. Lalita (register dealer) submits the following information in relation to manufacture and selling of machine.
Compute Net GST payable.
Particulars
Import of raw-materials (excluding 10% of BCD on import) rate of IGST @ 5%
Raw materials purchased from Karnataka (including CGST at 9% & SGST @ 9%)
Raw materials purchased from Tamilnadu excluding IGST @ 5%
Subsidy received from an NGO which was directly related to price of the goods
Manufacturing expenses
Warranty Charges
Subsidy received from Central Government which was directly linked to the price of the product
She supplied some components at a fixed price of 22,000. The components are bundled with the supply of the
machine. The GST rate of the three products is 28%, 5% and 12% respectively.
Ms. Lalita sold the machine to Ms. Shathi at a profit of 10% on the cost of production and the rate of GST on sales
is 18%.
ollowing information
Amount
9,08,600
12,250
16,000
7,500
6,750
1,250
5,000
3,250
42,000
22,000
y agreement prior to or
Amount
400000
30000
10000
80000
5000
2000
5000
rking of the machinery.
is 28%).
ed from GST)
60,000
25,000
35,000
35,000
Rs
8,00,000
3,00,000
Rs
3,00,000
50,000
Rs
30,000
30,000
70,000
Computation of Admissible ITC to ABC Ltd for the mon
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80000 2
45000 3
40,000 4
25000 5
28000
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Amount 1
4,00,000 2
3,00,000 3
45,000 4
45,000 5
7,00,000 6
85,000 7
40,000 8
550,000 9
118,000 10
2,000,000 11
50,000 Total ITC eligible
ation. Calculate the net GST paya
Amount
75,00,000
15,00,000
3,00,000
7,50,000
,25,00,000
Amount
5,00,000
1,50,000
40000
8000
7000
3000
50000
3000
10000
20, 15 Marks)
Amount Rate of GST
10,00,000 28%
20,00,000 18%
22,40,000 12%
5,00,000 5%
10,00,000 0%
50,00,000 5%
75,00,000 12%
15,00,000 18%
20,00,000 28%
2,00,000 0%
Amount
2,10,000
7,50,000
60000
19000
6000
15000
20000
Computation of Taxable value of Supply and GST Payable
Particulars
Value of Supply ( 908600 / 118 * 100)
add: Labour charge u/s 15 (2) (c )
Secondary packing cost
Advertisement charge
Cost of special secondary packing
Cost of durable and returnable packing
Freight
Insurance on freight
Commission paid to job worker
Sub Total
Less: trade Discount
Taxable Value of Supply
Particulars
Invoice Price
Particulars
Silver Goods
Coffee beans
petroleum products
sale of alcoholic liquor
Laptop
Total
Particulars
Value of supply
Add: CGST @ 6%
SGST @ 6%
Invoice price
Output Tax
Goods purchased from PQR Ltd. (Full payment is made by ABC Ltd. to
PQR Ltd. against such supply but tax has not been deposited by PQR
Ltd.) Goods purchased Nil
Goods purchased against a valid invoice from AFG Ltd. Tax has been
deposited by AFG Ltd. ABC Ltd. has made payment to AFG Ltd. for such
purchases in the month of September 2019. 28000
Particulars Amount
Balance 0
c. CGST ITC Utilized towards IGST
Balance
d. SGST ITC Utilized towards IGST
Net GST Payable Nil
Balance in credit Ledger Nil
Amount
770000
12250
16000
7500
6750
0
5000
3250
42000
862750
22000
840750
151335
992085
le
Amount
420000
30000
10000
80000
5000
2000
5000
10000
562000
101160
663160
IGST
Taxable Supply Rate of Tax ( %)
Payable
125000 28 35000
420000 18 75600
194850 12 23382
55000 5 2750
555000 Exempt 0
5400000 3 162000
320000 0 0
nil ----
nil ----
27500 18 4950
7097350 303682
** ** 54,000
72,000 72,000 54,000
SGST IGST
72000 54000
-57000 -54000
15000 ***
10,000 **
5,000 Nil
Amount
280000
35000
32000
28000
87500
462500
27750
27750
518000
ly
Amount
520500
31230
31230
582960
SGST
31230
27750
3,480
Amount
200000
8000
15000
10000
16000
15000
22000
286000
25740
25740
337480
ly
Amount
350000
31500
31500
413000
SGST
31500
25,740
5,760
50400
900 900
1980 1980
2880 2880 50400
18000
31500
31500 18000
SGST IGST
31500 18000
2,880 18000 50400- 18000= 32400 - 28620 = 3780
28,620 Nil
3,780
24,840 nil
CGST SGST
50000 50000
50000 50000
CGST SGST
48450 48450
nil nil
48450 48450
SGST
48450
48,450
Nil
1550
Particul Taxable
CGST SGST ars value CGST SGST
Nil
1550 Net GST Nil Nil
Balance in credit Ledger 144000
nth of August 2019
on Input
CGST SGST IGST
10,000 10,000
18,000 18,000
1125 1125
NIL NIL
NIL NIL
** *** 23800
2000
66000
18000
nil nil **
nil nil
29125 29125 109800
CGST SGST
250 250
12.5 12.5
45 45
307.5 307.5
SGST
900
307.5
592.5
CGST SGST IGST
45000 45000
Nil Nil
72000
18000
45000 45000 90000
SGST IGST
71280 142560
45,000 90,000
26,280 52,560
l input is eligible
SGST IGST
58170 33240
33,240 72000-33240= 38760
58,170 0
input is ineligible
SGST IGST
64218 36696
Nil Nil
64,218 36,696
s a registered dealer
IGST
22500
22500
CGST SGST
15750 15750
15750 15750
SGST IGST
15750 Nil
22500-15750= 6750
6750
9000 Nil
a Unregistered dealer
IGST
22500
22500
CGST SGST IGST
15750 15750
13500
15750 15750
SGST IGST
15750 13500
15750 Nil
37800 37800
75600
37800 37800 75600
CGST SGST
42500 42500
9000 9000
33500 33500
SGST IGST
37800 75600
33500
4300 75600
CGST SGST IGST
36135 36135
36135
CGST SGST
78750 78750
3937 3937
74813 74813
SGST IGST
36135 36135
74813-36135 = 38678-36135= 2543
36135
36135
NIL Nil
38678 0
180000
CGST SGST
30,000 30,000
4050 4050
90000 90000
124,050 124,050
SGST IGST
180000
124050
55950 180000-124050 = 55950
Nil
68100 0
124050-55950
233100 233100
Nil Nil
233100 233100
90,000 90,000
57000
11905
-20000
SGST IGST
233100
90000
143100 Nil
Nil Nil
CGST SGST
#VALUE! #VALUE!
#VALUE! #VALUE!
135,000 135,000
SGST IGST
1125000
135000
990000
1350000-
990000=
360000
360000
630000 Nil
Nil Nil
36000 36000
108000
36000
36000 36000 144000
CGST SGST
45,000 75,000
109,350 109,350
154,350 184,350
SGST IGST
36000 144000
154350-
36000=
36000 118350
184350-
36000=
148350-
25650 =
0 144000 122700
118350
25650
25650
nil Nil
Nil 122700
CGST SGST IGST
27500
16406 16406
2000
16406 16406 29500
SGST IGST
86368
16406
69962
69962
CGST SGST IGST
Nil Nil
127875 127875
127875 127875
5357
16071 16071
Nil Nil
16071 16071 125357
SGST IGST
127875
16071
111804
125357-111804= 13553
13553
98251 Nil
IGST
360000
360000
payable
360000-108000 = 252000
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Add: Profit @ 5% ( 5/100 *(400000* 70/100) ) ( value addition)
Transaction Value
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PROBLEM 19
Shri Bradman is a registered dealer in Karnataka. From the following particulars, find out taxable turnover and CGST and
Particulars
Samsung tablet sold to a registered dealer within the state
Speakers and monitors were transferred to their branch at Mandya
Cellphones are sold within the state
Edible Oil
sale of motor spirt to M/s Guru
Mobile Repairs service
Vegetables
Solution
Computation of Taxable turnover and CGST and SGST payable
Particulars
Samsung tablet sold to a registered dealer within the state
Speakers and monitors were transferred to their branch at Mandya
Cellphones are sold within the state
Edible Oil
sale of motor spirt to M/s Guru
Mobile Repairs service
Vegetables
Total
Note: It is assumed that monitors transferred between branches of two different business lines
PROBLEM 20
Compute the amount of GST to be paid by the dealer from Bangalore for the month of August
Particulars
Product A
Product B
Product C
Product D
Product E
Product F
Product G
Product H
Product I
Product J
Solution
Computation of GST payable
Particulars
Product A
Product B
Product C
Product D
Product E
Product F
Product G
Product H
Product I
Product J
Total GST Payable
PROBLEM 21
Shri Laxman is a registered dealer in Karnataka. From the following particulars, find out GST payable on outwards supply
Shaving creams worth 2,02,000 sold to a registered dealer within the state (CGST & SGST rate is 9% each)
Speakers & monitors worth 2,20,000 were transferred to their branch at Mandya (CGST & SGST rate is 14% each)
Cell-phones worth 1,60,000 are sold within the state. (CGST & SGST rate is 6% each)
Frozen vegetables worth 54,000 are sold to a registered dealer in Mysore. (CGST & SGST rate is 9% each)
Butter milk worth 2,00,000 was transferred to their branch at Mangalore
Sale of motor spirit to a registered dealer in Mysore for 2,00,000
Sale of bangles to a registered dealer in Mangalore for 4,50,000
Solution
Computation of GST payable
Particulars
Shaving creams
Speakers & monitors
Cell-phones
Frozen vegetables
Butter milk
Sale of motor spirit
Sale of bangles
Note: It is assumed that speakers and monitors transferred between branches of two different business lines
PROBLEM 22
Mr. Gopal Krishna submits the following information. Calculate the Transaction Value.
Mr. Gopal krishna sold entire stock to Mr. Prasad a local dealer at a profit of 16% on the cost of prodcution.
PROBLEM 23
When purchase and supply made Intra-State: The following are details of purchases, sales, etc. effected by M/s Sood & C
Purchased Raw material 'A' from local dealer 1,12,000 (inclusive of GST @ 12%).
Purchased Raw material 'B' from local dealer 2,24,000 (inclusive of GST @ 12%).
Purchased capital goods within the State to be used in manufacture of the taxable goods 2,80,000 (inclusive of GS
Other Direct and Indirect expenses 62,500.
5% profit margin on total cost.
During the month of December, 2018 only 70% production is sold within the State and applicable GST rate being 6
Purchased Raw material 'A' from local dealer ( 112000 /112 *100)
Purchased Raw material 'B' from local dealer ( 224000/112 *100)
add: expenses
Depreciation ( 280000/112 *100) = 250000* 15/100
direct and Indirect exp
Cost of Production
Add: Profit @ 5% ( 5/100 *(400000* 70/100) ) ( value addition)
Transaction Value
PROBLEM 24
MR. CA Ayush practicing Chartered Accountant (Bengaluru), received money from various clients for th
Particulars
Accounting and auditing services
Representation before various statutory authorities
Cost accounting and cost auditing
Secretarial auditing
Verification of declarations in prescribed forms of compliance
Certificate of documents to be filed before ROC
Ledger maintenance, non-professional services and preparation of coaching material
Fee for routine visits to income tax offices
Remuneration for teaching CA and ICWA students
Fee from outsourcing work of a client such as billing and ledger posting
Services rendered in Delhi
Total
PROBLEM 25
Compute the value of taxable services and tax payable under GST from the following information. Assu
d SGST payable
GST rate Value of
CGST SGST Supply CGST SGST
14 14 157500 22050 22050
9 9 72250 6502.5 10115
6 6 75550 4533 4533
2.5 2.5 19250 481.25 481.25
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9 9 545000 49050 49050
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869550 82616 82616
month of August
Place of Sale Rate Notified % Amount
Mysore 18 400000
Bangalore 5 20000
Chennai 0 480000
Jammu 18 800000
Haryana 12 1600000
Delhi Exempt 2400000
Export - China 12% 180000
SEZ in Pune 5 12000
URD within State 28 575000
SEZ Developer 18 750000
Taxable Supply GST Rate CGST SGST IGST
40000018 ( CGST@9% and SGST @9%) 36000 36000
200005 ([email protected]% and SGST @2.5%) 500 500
480000 0 0
800000 IGST@18% 144000
1600000 IGST @ 12% 192000
2400000 Exempted
180000 0%
12000 0%
575000 28% ( CGST@14% and SGST @ 80500 80500
750000 0%
7217000 117000 117000 336000
le on outwards supply:
e is 9% each)
GST rate is 14% each)
e is 9% each)
Value of Supply
585714
546428
60000
608000
668050
60000
60000
650000
523729
3761921
63950
3825871
612139
4438010
ected by M/s Sood & Co. a registered manufacturer under the CGST Act, 2017:
80,000 (inclusive of GST @ 12%). Depreciation @ 15% to be charged.
Value of Supply
100000
200000
37500
62500
400000
14000
414000
arious clients for the services rendered in the month of April, 2017.