If a seller refuses to provide you with a GST bill, you can take the following legal options:
1. Request:
The first step is to request the seller to provide you with a GST bills, explaining that it is a legal requirement and necessary for claiming input tax credit. If the seller still refuses to provide a GST bills, you can take further action.
2. Complaint to the authorities:
You can file a complaint with the appropriate authorities, such as the GST Council, the GST Department, or the Consumer Forum. You will need to provide details of the transaction and the seller’s refusal to provide a GST bill.
3. Legal action:
If the authorities do not take any action, you can take legal action against the seller. You can hire a lawyer and file a case against the seller in a civil court, claiming compensation for the damages suffered due to the seller’s refusal to provide GST bills.
It is important to note that under the GST law, it is mandatory for registered businesses to provide a GST bill to their customers. If a seller refuses to provide a GST bill, they are violating the GST law, and you have the right to take legal action against them.
For more information visit this site: https://services.gst.gov.in
FAQs
1. Is it mandatory for a seller to issue a GST bill?
Answer: Yes, under GST laws, any registered seller must issue a GST invoice for taxable sales.
2. What should I do if a seller refuses to provide a GST bill?
Answer: You can ask the seller again, reminding them of their legal obligation. If they still refuse, you can file a complaint with the GST authorities.
3. Can I report a seller for not providing a GST bill?
Answer: Yes, you can report the seller to the GST department through the GST portal or by calling the GST helpline.
4. What are the legal consequences for the seller for not issuing a GST bill?
Answer: The seller can face penalties, including fines or legal action, for failing to issue a proper GST invoice.
5. Is it illegal for a seller to collect GST without issuing a bill?
Answer: Yes, collecting GST without issuing a GST invoice is illegal, and it is considered tax evasion.
6. Can I still claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) if the seller doesn’t give me a GST bill?
Answer: No, you cannot claim ITC unless you have a valid GST invoice from the seller.
7. What penalties can the seller face for not complying with GST laws?
Answer: Sellers can face a penalty of up to 100% of the GST amount due or Rs. 10,000, whichever is higher, for not issuing an invoice.
8. How can I verify if a seller is registered under GST?
Answer: You can verify the seller’s GST registration on the official GST portal by checking their GSTIN (GST Identification Number).
9. Can I file a consumer complaint if a seller refuses to issue a GST bill?
Answer: Yes, you can file a complaint with the Consumer Forum for deficiency in service or unfair trade practices.
10. Will I be held liable if I make a purchase without a GST bill?
Answer: As a buyer, you’re generally not held liable. However, buying without a GST bill means you lose out on claiming Input Tax Credit, and you’re inadvertently supporting tax evasion.
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