CA Intermediate · Taxation · Charge of GST
Sharma Traders, Jaipur, a registered regular dealer, supplies goods to a buyer in Jaipur (same State) for a taxable value of Rs 2,00,000. The goods are taxable at 18% GST. Which of the following correctly states the tax charged on this supply?
The correct answer is CGST Rs 18,000 and SGST Rs 18,000. The supply is intra-State, so the 18% rate splits equally into 9% CGST and 9% SGST on Rs 2,00,000. IGST is levied only on inter-State supplies.
- ACGST Rs 18,000 and SGST Rs 18,000Correct
- BIGST Rs 36,000 only
- CCGST Rs 36,000 and SGST Rs 36,000
- DCGST Rs 18,000 and IGST Rs 18,000
Explanation
An intra-State supply attracts CGST and SGST (or UTGST) in equal halves. Total tax is 18% of 2,00,000 = Rs 36,000, so CGST is 9% = Rs 18,000 and SGST is 9% = Rs 18,000. IGST applies only to inter-State supplies, so the IGST-only option is wrong; Rs 36,000 each doubles the tax.
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