Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR)

Whether the applicant is eligible to avail ITC on inputs and input services used for construction of concrete tower to support and erect the VCV lines at the factory of the applicant, for manufacture of EHV cables, in terms of Section 17(5)(c) and (d) of the CGST Act, 2017?

1. Can the applicant opt for valuation of outward supply as per rule 32(5) of the CGST Rules, 2017 for the new line of business solely [ie only for dealing in second hand goods] besides following regular rules for their existing business? 

2. Can the applicant opt for valuation of outward supply only for acquisition made from unregistered dealer and for acquisition from registered dealer they continue to pay GST as regular mode [ie by discharging GST on full amount of sales consideration and claim ITC on acquisition cost]?

 3. What will be the amount of difference as per Rule 32(5) for dealing in second hand goods? Does purchase price as per Rule 32(5) include cost of repair/improvement? 

4. If the purchase price does not include cost of repair/improvement than can ITC of such repair/improvement cost can be claimed?

5. Does e way bill and e-invoicing applicable for appellant if they follow margin scheme? If yes then which value should be shown in e-way bill and e-invoice and in which section as the data of e-way bill and e-invoice are getting auto populated in GSTR-1. 

6. For purchase of second hand goods from registered/unregistered dealer, do appellant need to pay any tax on reverse charge/forward charge basis?”

Whether the rice husk board manufactured by us comprising of natural fibre [rice husk powder, calcium carbonate, recycling waste & other processing aid as well as PVC resin, wherein PVC acts only as a bonding agent would remain classified as wood and articles of wood under chapter 44 & attract 12% rate of GST

Whether the goods supplied by us [becoming victim of fraud without receiving consideration] could be considered as supply of goods under the provisions of section 21 under the IGST Act?

“Whether the applicant is eligible to avail ITC of tax paid on common inputs & input services used in relation to the subscription and redemption of mutual funds?”

(i) Whether GST is payable on goods lost in transit; 

(ii) If GST is payable, what should be the value of supply for the purpose of payment of GST;

 (iii) If GST is not payable, whether the applicant is required to reverse the ITC in terms of section 17(5)(h) of the CGST Act, 2017; 

(iv) If the applicant is required to reverse ITC in terms of section 17(5)(h) of the CGST Act, on what basis should the applicant be required to reverse.

Whether the expenditure incurred by the applicant, a listed entity, for the buyback of its shares in the course of furtherance of business, is eligible for Input Tax Credit (ITC) under the GST regime?

Whether the supply of services of Dredging Activity undertaken by the applicant given to Government is covered in an exemption under serial No. 3A of notification No. 9/2017-IT (Rate) dated 28.6.2017 as amended by notification No. 2/2018-IT (Rate) dated 25.1.2018 applies to the above supply?

Whether the goods supplied by us [becoming victim of fraud without receiving consideration] could be considered as supply of goods under the provisions of section 21 under the IGST Act?

Whether the rice husk board manufactured by us comprising of natural fibre [rice husk powder, calcium carbonate, recycling waste & other processing aid as well as PVC resin, wherein PVC acts only as a bonding agent would remain classified as wood and articles of wood under chapter 44 & attract 12% rate of GST