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Question ID : 31628

COMPOSITION SCHEME

A person supplies goods and exempt sevice like renting of residential property. can he opt composition scheme ?

Posted by CA. RACHIT JAIN on May 12, 2018

Filed Under GST

Answer ID : 67630

yes

Posted by CA. SATISH CHAND GARG on May 12, 2018
Answer ID : 68631

Sir please mention notification no. in this regard

Posted by CA. RACHIT JAIN on May 14, 2018
Answer ID : 68632

He cant opt for composition as per Sec. 10(2)(a) 10(2)(b) Regards, CA. SACHIN JAIN 8989-90-4652.

Posted by CA Sachin j VAtsal on May 14, 2018
Answer ID : 68633

In 23rd Council meeting they allow composition dealer to supply of exempt services up to 5 lacs.

Posted by CA. RACHIT JAIN on May 14, 2018
Answer ID : 68635

Kindly Provide Relevant Notification issued in this regard ???

Posted by CA Sachin j VAtsal on May 15, 2018
Answer ID : 68637

I also want to know notification no. press release no.116 dated 10-11-2017 press release link www.cbec.gov.inresourceshtdocs-cbecpress-releaseChanges-recommended-Composition-Scheme.pdf

Posted by CA. RACHIT JAIN on May 15, 2018
Answer ID : 68682

Renting of any immovable property is deemed supply of services as per Entry No. 5(a) of Schedule II of the CGST Act. As per Sec. 10(2) of the Act, a person providing services (except food or other article for human consumption) are not eligible for opting composition scheme u-s 10. Accordingly if a person is having renting receipts, he will not be able to opt for composition scheme. It is true that GST Council has decided to allow taxpayers to remain in composition scheme even if they are providing services of maximum value of INR 5.00 lacs per annum, but for the same the act has to be amended, and till date the Act has not been amended.

Posted by Jatin Harjai on May 25, 2018