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AAR, Tamil Nadu: Applicant Can Adopt Methods to Arrive at Value of Supply to Distinct Persons - (20 Jan 2021)

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX

Authority of Advance Ruling (AAR), Tamil Nadu has ruled that the applicant can adopt one of three methods to arrive at the value in respect of supply to distinct persons. Firstly, on the basis of open Market Value. Secondly, 90% of the ultimate sale value raised by the distinct persons to the un-related ultimate customers based on the Purchase Orders. Lastly, the distinct persons being eligible for full ITC, the ‘Invoice value’ is the deemed ‘Open Market Value’.

Tags : AUTHORITY OF ADVANCE RULING   VALUE OF SUPPLY TO DISTINCT PERSONS  

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