GST Case Law

IS GST ON PICK-UP CHARGES PAID TO THE OWNER / DRIVER ?

THE AUTHORITY ON ADVANCE RULINGS
IN KARNATAKA

Case Name: Kou-Chan Technologies Private Limited 
Appeal Number: Advance Ruling No. KAR ADRG 22/2021
Date of Judgement/Order: 07-04-2021

RULING

Question 1: Do the various supplies (of the applicant, the vehicle owner, the driver and the associate partner together) qualify as Composite supply?
Answer:- No, it’s not a composite supply.

Question 2:- Do the pick-up charges paid to the owner / driver fall under GST rate of 5%?
Answer: – Yes, the pick-up service is incidental to the main service of transportation of passengers by radio taxi and hence the pick-up charges form part of the service of transportation of passengers by a radio taxi and hence the applicant is liable to pay GST @ 5%, on such pick-up charges.

Question 3: – The Associate Partner renders services to the passengers and to the drivers/ vehicle owners directly, and in that case does any supply of service exist between the applicant /aggregator and the Associate partner, and if yes, what is the rate at which GST has to be collected and remitted?
Answer: – 18 % by associate partners in case the associate partner is registered under GST. Where the associate partners are not registered under GST, no GST is leviable on the amount remitted to the associate partner.

Question 4: – Does the amount received from drivers/ owners towards bidding get covered in the 5 % GST or should it be separately charged at 18%?
Answer: – It should be paid at 18%.

Question 5: – Does the goodwill bonus being paid by passenger to the driver and on which the applicant collects the service charges, attract GST and if so at what rate?
Answer: – Yes at 18 %.

Question 6:- Do the charges for cancelling the trip for any reason attract GST liability?
Answer: – Yes at 18 %.

Question 7: – Do the charges for insurance come under composite supply?
Answer: – No.

Question 8: – If the principal supplier / applicant collects GST, say at 5% along with fare from passengers (as mentioned in the Table submitted by the applicant), does it amount compliance of the GST Rules?
Answer:- No. the applicant needs to discharge 18% on its other income as discussed above.

 

 

E-Magazine on GST Update in Hindi or English

Subscription for Online Publication

A Complete Magazine on GST

Magazine Covers

  • Due Date Compliance Calendar
  • Important Notification & Circulars issued on GST
  • Articles on GST
  • Frequently Asked Questions on GST
  • Judgement and Advance Ruling Also Available

Subscription for Online Publication

for Any Query and Complaint Call- 08386982822, and Send What’s App Message-08386982822, 08114437536 E- Mail ID- legaltaxguru.com@gmail.com,

Subscription Rates (English)

YEAR PRICE Click For Subscription (After Payment Send Receipt
on What’s App Number- 8386982822 )
1 Year 250/-

Subscribe

2 Year 450/-

Subscribe

Download Free (English)

Download GST MAGAZINE UPDATE MONTH OF APRIL-MAY 2021 (PART-II)-Use Password- Ltgmay@1234

 

Download

(Composition Scheme Special ) GST E-Magazine in English Sample Download

Bank Option only 2 Year

Name- LTG Publication Pvt Ltd
Bank- IDBI Bank Ltd
Account Number:- 1278102000010362
IFSC Code- IBKL0001278
Branch:- A-8, Central SPI, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur Raasthan-302039
After Payment Share Receipt – 8386982822 with Name and Mail ID

 

Download GST MAGAZINE UPDATE MONTH OF APRIL-MAY 2021 (PART-II)-
Use Password- Ltgmay@1234

Download

Subscription Rates (Hindi)

YEAR

PRICE

Click For Subscription

(After Payment Send Receipt
on What’s App Number- 8386982822 )

1 Year

300/-

Subscribe

2 Year

500/-

Subscribe

Bank Option only 2 Year

 

 

Name- LTG Publication Pvt Ltd
Bank- IDBI Bank Ltd
Account Number:- 1278102000010362
IFSC Code- IBKL0001278
Branch:- A-8, Central SPI, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur Raasthan-302039
After Payment Share Receipt – 8386982822 with Name and Mail ID

Download Free (Hindi)

Download मासिक पत्रिका सितंबर-2021

Use Password:-Ltgsephindi21

Download

 

(Team) LTG Publication Private Limited

Share
Published by
(Team) LTG Publication Private Limited

Recent Posts

RAJASTHAN AAR CLARIFIES 18% GST ON MINING ROYALTY PAID TO STATE GOVERNMENT

RAJASTHAN AAR CLARIFIES 18% GST ON MINING ROYALTY PAID TO STATE GOVERNMENT RAJASTHAN AUTHORITY FOR…

1 month ago

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS VALIDITY OF LEVY GST ON LOTTERIES: SKILL LOTTO SOLUTIONS PVT LTD v. UNION OF INDIA

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS VALIDITY OF LEVY GST ON LOTTERIES: SKILL LOTTO SOLUTIONS PVT LTD vs…

1 month ago

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS THE VALIDITY OF ARREST PROVISIONS UNDER CUSTOM AND GST ACT: RADHIKA AGARWAL V. UNION OF INDIA

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS THE VALIDITY OF ARREST PROVISIONS UNDER CUSTOM AND GST ACT: RADHIKA AGARWAL…

1 month ago

SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES DEPRECIATION ON NON-COMPETE FEE U/S 32(1)(ii) OF INCOME TAX ACT

SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES DEPRECIATION ON NON-COMPETE FEE U/S 32(1)(ii) OF INCOME TAX ACT REPORTBALE SUPREME…

2 months ago

Supreme Court Issues Directions for Cataloguing Witnesses and Documentary Evidences in Criminal Trial: Manojbhai Jethabhai Parmar Case

Supreme Court issues directions for Cataloguing witnesses and documentary evidences in Criminal Trial: Manojbhai Jethabhai…

3 months ago

Head Office Expenditure of Non-Resident Companies in Relation to Indian Business Subject to the Deduction Cap Prescribed u/s 44C: Supreme Court

Head Office Expenditure of Non-Resident Companies in Relation to Indian Business Subject to the Deduction…

3 months ago