Taxability - amount written off in the books of account of the ...

Case Laws GST

October 27, 2022

Taxability - amount written off in the books of account of the applicant as creditors balance - there are no services received or provided by the applicant company in this situations/transactions. So, this transaction of writing off unclaimed amount of the contractors/other creditors is basically an income and not a supply, hence outside the purview of scope of supply under the GST Act - not taxable under GST - AAR

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Taxability - amount written off in the books of account of the ...

Case Laws GST

October 27, 2022

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