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šš¢š©šš„š”š šš”š§ š¢š šš”ššš š„š²šŗš¼šš²š šš¦š§ šš š²šŗš½šš¶š¼š» š³š¼šæ š š²šš®š¹ š¦š°šæš®š½ š¦šš½š½š¹š¶š²šæš š¢ New Notification on GST Applicability:
"Businesses engaged in the supply of metal scrap, classified under Chapters 72 to 81 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, will no longer benefit from the GST exemption outlined in previous notifications."
š šš²š šš²šš®š¶š¹š: ššššš²š± šÆš: Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue š”š¼šš¶š³š¶š°š®šš¶š¼š»: No. 24/2024-Central Tax š¦š°š¼š½š²: This amendment applies to businesses supplying metal scrap, removing the GST exemption granted under Notification No. 5/2017-Central Tax.
āļø ššŗš½š®š°š š¼š³ š”š¼šš¶š³š¶š°š®šš¶š¼š»: The amendment ensures that businesses involved in the supply of metal scrap will now be subject to GST, promoting greater revenue compliance. By removing the exemption, the government brings this category of suppliers under the taxable bracket, ensuring more uniform tax application across sectors.
š š”š¼šš¶š³š¶š°š®šš¶š¼š» šš»š³š¼šæšŗš®šš¶š¼š»: š”š¼šš¶š³š¶š°š®šš¶š¼š» š”š¼.: 24/2024-Central Tax šš³š³š²š°šš¶šš² šš®šš²: 10 October 2024 š„š²š¹š²šš®š»š ššŗš²š»š±šŗš²š»š: Removes GST exemption for metal scrap suppliers, bringing them under the taxable category.
This notification marks a significant change in the GST framework, impacting businesses dealing with scrap metal and encouraging full compliance with tax regulations.
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