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GST Impact On Transportation of Goods

Composite Supply

What is Composite Supply?

A supply naturally bundled in the course of business, consisting of:

One or more goods/services
Service + Goods
Principal Supply (Essentiality concept) – Tax rate is determined based on such supply.
Ex: Loading/unloading + storage + Logistics services

Why is it essential?

The Software must be able to identify a service, which has more than 1 service.
Operations personnel must understand the concept of Principal Supply, as it must be decided by a person who has experience in the logistic sector.
The rate at which the service is taxable, and the classification is dependent on above.
If possible, streamline the sub-heads in the revenue line to ease such above procedure

Mixed Supply

What is Mixed Supply?

A two or more supplies provided at a single price, which is not a composite supply.

Ex: ‘All in 1’ pricing mechanism, may be avoided.

Taxability – GST shall be payable on entire value at the highest rate applicable for service forming part of the mixed supply.

Any consequences?

A single price is keyed in for various services provided. The Software may not be able to distinguish the same from a standalone service.
Operations personnel must understand the concept of Composite Supply and its relation to Mixed Supply.
Taxable at the highest rate applicable from the various services provided.
Suggested to convert such transactions into Composite supply in GST

Classifications Possible- Rate

Hiring of Vehicle/ Renting? – 28%
Leasing of vehicle – 28%
Transporter ( Lorry owner/ operator) - nil
GTA – in relation to transport + Consignment note issued – 5% + RCM
Courier – 18%
Storage & Warehousing – 18%
Packing – 18%
Logistics , Freight Forwarders – 18%
Business Support?- 18%

Transportation- goods - Exemptions

Entry 7 of Not. 12/17 – Govt also liable for transportation of goods to entity upto 20 Lakhs – No condition
Entry 8 – Govt to another govt – Liable for same
Entry 9 – Govt services upto 5K - Liable
E 18 – Transportation other than GTA or courier –Nil
E 21- agricultural produce, less than 1500 or 750 or milk, salt, food grain including flour, pulses and rice.or organic manure, newspaper, defense/ military
E 22 – Hiring to STC or GTA - Nil

Other Aspects

Rate – 5% without ITC – forward charge
Reverse Charge – GTA to factory, society, co-operative, regd under GST, partnership + Aop, Casual Taxable person. – No need to register but enroll and file ENR-1??
Difference b/n GTA & Transporter
Whether B2B- whether credit available?
Whether B2C – whether credit available?
What about hamali, storage, packing in course?
Logistic provider engaging GTA? Credit

Difference B/n Transporter & GTA/ Courier

One does not issue Consignment note which can be endorsed ( negotiable) : Auto- intra city movement, daily/ weekly bill issued
Door to door express cargo service ( pick up & drop to specific location + time commitment. Thin line

Difference b/n hiring & transfer

Hiring = with driver – risk of vehicle with the owner – 18%
Transfer of right = Give for some time- daily/ weekly/ monthly – Rate as applicable to truck – 28%

Place of Supply - Transporters

When Service Provider (SP) & Recipient of Service (RS) are within India:

Place of Supply (POS) - International

Recipient of Service is outside India:

Nature of Service	Place of Supply (POS)
1.Services supplied in relation to Goods which are made available to the recipient or his agent	Location where Services are Actually Performed
2.Where the Services are Supplied to more than one location, including location in Taxable Territory	Location of Taxable Territory
3.Where the Services are Supplied to more than one State or Union territory	POS shall be Location in each state where such supply made
4.Services in relation to Transportation of Goods, other than by way mail or courier	Place of Destination of Such Goods
5.Any other cases	Location of Recipient of Services

Restriction on ITC

Calculate Additional Credit

Vehicle cost – 5 L – GST 1.40 Lakhs
Servicing & spares per year – 2 Lakhs – 0.40 Lakhs
Lubricants – 10 Lakhs – 2.80 Lakhs
Bank etc 2 Lakhs – 0.40
Reduced cost of Diesel- open now- Crude around $45

Per truck – 1st year – 6.20 Lakhs loss

Who can avail the credit?

Trader/ Importer
Manufacturer
Service provider
CHA
Freight Forwarder
GTA services availed and passed on with margin. Can 2 issue GTA?

Who cannot avail the credit?

Unregistered Dealer
Exempted Goods/ Service providers: Educational/ Health Care/ Government/ Religious
Exporters ,SEZ, EOUs will have to go for refund

Impact on Business

Erosion of large un-organized players but Large investments, FDI’s & stiff competition expected from organized players
Customer Perception as benefit to industry – Anti-profiteering
Consolidation of warehouses - Central warehousing / Larger facilities to be established
Existing warehouses to be shifted to more strategic locations due to changed business scenario
Higher logistics preference due to removal of warehouses
More transportation time due to check post delays being avoided
Eligibility of VAT credits on vehicle/capital goods used for movement of goods
Relations & compliance of vendors & customers
Aviation Fuel, Petroleum products outside GST
Widened Tax base
For ex: Imports &
Exports billed in India
Increase in rate of Tax
Registration, Returns, Matching principle & Invoicing challenges

Areas of Issues

GTO also must be brought within the Tax Net - No distinction between GTA & GTO – similar tax treatment for both
Law relating to E-Way bills must be eased
Clear distinction between GTA and Courier services to avoid disputes in GST
Back door state trade barriers must be avoided – Permits must be online and hassle free
Accidental Damages - Earlier not includible in value
Increase in Rate of Tax

RCM Liability

Presently 5-7% is minor costs incurred
RTO checkpost
Snacks
Maintenance
Repair
Hamali
Rent for stop/ hotel
…many many more

Impact on Logistics - Road

Particulars	Earlier Regime	GST Regime
Applicability	Taxable	Taxable
Rate of Tax	GTA - 4.5% GTA (used household) - 6% Courier – 15% End to End Package – 15%	GTA - 5% with no ITC GTA (used household) – 5% with no ITC Courier – 18% End to End Package – 18% (Concept of composite/mixed supply may arise – need to be analyzed on case to case basis.)
Classification	Goods Transport Agency / Courier Services, Cargo Handling	Goods Transport Agency / Courier Services, Cargo Handling
Value / Abatement	Gross Value GTA - 30% & 40% in case of used household goods) Goods in Container – 40% Courier - 100% End to End Package - 100%	On Transaction value – unless related party transactions. Add: related exp recovered, Less – pre agreed discounts
Time of Supply	On Issue of invoice – (when not issued within 30 days – date of completion) If advances received – on receipt	On Issue of invoice – (when not issued within 30 days – date of completion) If advances received – on receipt
Place of Supply	In Domestic – Not Relevant In International (a)GTA - Place of location of the payer of freight; (b)Courier - Place of performance; (c)If SP & SR located in TT - location of recipient	In Domestic (a)Registered person – Location of such person (b)Other than Regd Person – Location where goods are handed over for transportation In International (a)GTA - Place of Destination; (b)Courier - Place of Performance; (c)If SP & SR located in TT - location of recipient
Exemptions	•UN / Specified International orgns •Bio-medical waste / common effluent Treatment •Upto Rs.750/ 1500 •Agro produce, defence, newspaper, chemical fertilisers, milk, rice etc	•UN / Specified International orgns •Bio-medical waste / common effluent Treatment •Upto Rs.750/ 1500 •Agro produce, defence, newspaper, milk, rice, organic manure, etc.
Reverse charge	In case of GTA other than for individuals and HUF	In case of GTA other than for individuals and HUF

Impact on Supply Chain Management

Particulars	Earlier Regime	GST Regime
Taxability	Taxable	Taxable
Rate of Tax	15% (14% + 0.5% + 0.5%)	18%
Classification	Service - Storage & warehousing	Service - Storage & warehousing
Value – abatement	On Gross Value charged	On Transaction value – unless related party transactions Add: related exp recovered, Less – pre agreed discounts
Time of Supply	On Issue of invoice – (when not issued within 30 days – date of completion) If advances received – on receipt	Earlier of: Receipt of Consideration/advance, Issue of invoice 31st Day from completion of service
Place of Supply	Domestic – Not relevant International - Location of immovable property	If represented as ground rent: could be considered as service related to immovable property and PoS would be location of warehouse. If represented as warehousing charges: PoS would be location of service recipient.
Exemption	Exemption – Storage of agriculture produce & rice + Cotton	Exemption – Storage of agriculture produce & rice
Reverse charge	Not applicable	Not applicable

Impact on Freight Forwarding

Particulars	Earlier Regime	GST Regime
Rate of Tax	15% (14% + 0.5% + 0.5%)	18%
Classification	Service - Storage & warehousing	Service - Storage & warehousing
Value – abatement	On Gross Value charged	On Transaction value – unless related party transactions . Add: related exp recovered, Less – pre agreed discounts
Time of Supply	On Issue of invoice – (when not issued within 30 days – date of completion) If advances received – on receipt	On Issue of invoice – (when not issued within 30 days – date of completion) If advances received – on receipt
Place of Supply	Location where services are actually performed	Tax to be charged as per PoS which would be as below: Supply to registered person: Location of service recipient. Can be identified based on GSTN of recipient. Supply to unregistered person: “Address of recipient on record of company” – There may be no such cases
Exemption	Exemption – cargo handling of agriculture produce + rice, cotton	Exemption – cargo handling of agriculture produce + rice
Reverse charge	Not applicable	Not applicable

Impact on Package Handling

Particulars	Earlier Regime	GST Regime
Taxability	Taxable	Taxable
Rate of Tax	15%	18%
Classification	Business Auxiliary Services	Business Auxiliary Services
Value – abatement	On Gross Value – Commission retained/received- no abatement	On Transaction value – unless related party transactions . Add: related exp recovered, Less – pre agreed discounts
Time of Supply	On Issue of invoice – (when not issued within 30 days – date of completion) If advances received – on receipt	Earlier of: Receipt of Consideration/advance, Issue of invoice Completion of service
Place of Supply	Domestic – Not relevant International – No cases	Tax to be charged as per PoS which would be as below: Supply to registered person: Location of service recipient. Can be identified based on GSTN of recipient. Supply to unregistered person: “Address of recipient on record of company”
Exemption	No Exemption	No Exemption
Reverse charge	Not applicable	Not applicable