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š¢ šš¦š§ šØš½š±š®šš²: š”š¼šš¶š³š¶š°š®šš¶š¼š» š”š¼. š¬š²/š®š¬š®š° - šš»šš²š“šæš®šš²š± š§š®š (š„š®šš²) The Ministry of Finance has issued Notification No. 06/2024, introducing a significant update related to metal scrap transactions under GST. This notification comes into effect from 10th October 2024.
š šš²š ššŗš²š»š±šŗš²š»š: Metal Scrap Transactions: šš½š½š¹š¶š°š®šÆš¹š² ššš²šŗš: Metal scrap falling under Chapters 72 to 81 of the Customs Tariff Act. š§š®š š®šš¶š¼š»: This amendment specifies that unregistered persons supplying metal scrap to registered persons will now be liable to GST. This change is part of the government's ongoing efforts to bring unregistered entities within the GST framework, especially in industries where metal scrap transactions are common.
š šš²šš®š¶š¹š: ššššš²š± šš: Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) š”š¼šš¶š³š¶š°š®šš¶š¼š» š”š¼.: 06/2024 - Integrated Tax (Rate) šš³š³š²š°šš¶šš² ššæš¼šŗ: 10th October 2024 š£šæš²šš¶š¼šš ššŗš²š»š±šŗš²š»š: Notification No. 4/2017, as last amended by Notification No. 22/2023
ššŗš½š®š°š: This amendment is crucial for businesses involved in the metal scrap industry, as it places new GST compliance obligations on transactions between unregistered and registered persons. Businesses must ensure proper adherence to the updated GST requirements.
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