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Last Updated On 18-Aug-2020
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Refund of additional deduction of gst

I purchased a house and got the sale agreement done in feb 2019 when the gst rate was 12% which was included in the overall cost. The builder has switched from 12% gst to 5% gst now and wanted me to get the registration done. However, I requested the fuilder to refund the difference of 7% gst, but the builder is denying it. Could you please suggest if it is a valid demand from my end since the applicable gst is % now. The builder didn't mention the gst % in the sale agreement. But the sale agreement was signed well before the new gst rate of 5% came into effect from april 2019 onwards. Please suggest.

( Bangalore, Karnataka )

17-Aug-2020

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Hi, ask what percentage of gst he is paying in actual and ask also the recipt of gst Then pay what he will pay of course if it is 5% at present why will you pay 12%.
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