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Key Points of Decoding GST on Liquidated Damages

• Decoding of What Constitutes Liquidated Damages
• Liquidated damages are simply a flow of money
  from the party that violates the terms of the
  contract to the party that suffers loss or harm
  because of the violation. These payments are not
  taxed and do not count as consideration for a
  supply. If you look at the entry at number 5(e)
  of Schedule II, you will see that it includes
  three distinct sets of obligations
• The duty to refrain from doing anything,
• (a) The duty to put up with a behavior or
  circumstance.
• (c) The duty to do an action.

All three acts must be covered by an "agreement"
or "contract" (whether express or inferred). To
put it another way, one of the parties to such
an agreement or contract (the first party) must
be bound by a legal
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responsibility to either (a) refrain from doing
something, (b) put up with
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something, or (c) do something.
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contract or agreement (the second party) must
provide "compensation" to the first party in
exchange for such (a) abstaining from, (b)
tolerating, or (c) acting.
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2. Payment/ Consideration of Damages A contract
may include a provision for the payment of
liquidated damages to assure performance and to
thwart non-performance, subpar performance, or
delayed performance. A measure of loss and damage
that both parties agree would result from a
violation of the contract is known as liquidated
damages. They do not serve as a remedy for the
contract violation. The victim is not given
their money back. A contract is allegedly
entered into for its execution rather than for
its violation. The liquidated damages or
penalties are not what the contract intended to
happen.
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The key point is that no one enters a contract
with the purpose that it would be broken, and
the second party monitors the consideration that
will accrue if the contract is canceled. Simply
said, the second party enters the contract to
ensure that the first party delivers the
necessary output and the intended outcomes
within the period and at a cost that the second
party is willing to pay upon delivery. Liquidated
damages are the effects of failing to produce
the intended results within the specified time
frame and budget.
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3. GST Not Leviable on Such Damages As an
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5. A contract's provision for a fine if house
building is delayed. It is a fine that the
developer pays to the purchasers, not to obtain
anything from them in return, but to make up for
the loss that they incur because of the building
delay.
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1. For how a successful bidder for the distribution
   of natural resources who fails to act after
   winning the bid causes a breach of "an agreement
   to sell a movable property by the buyer or by
   Government or local authority, a successful
   bidder who fails to act after winning the bid
   results in the forfeiture of earnest money by
   the seller,
2. Salary forfeiture or payment of the sum specified
   in the employment bond if the employee leaves
   the job before the minimum stipulated period.
   The conflicting GST AAR judgments on this issue
   have been resolved by this circular. According
   to Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd., Madhya Pradesh
   AAR, "releasing an employee without notice period
   or by accepting a shorter notice period" is a
   provision of service as a result, GST is applied
   to the payment of notice paid by an employee to
   an employer.

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For the transaction to qualify as a supply, there
must be a quid pro quo, according to AAAR, who
overturned the decision.
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GST would not be imposed on certain types of
recoveries, according to an
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advance ruling (AAR) by SyngentaCIonurdsieas
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The Gujarat AAR determined that GST was
enforceable in the case of M/s Amneal
Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd, Ahmedabad, in July 2020.
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9. Infractions of other laws, such as traffic
regulations, environmental standards, or other
laws are also not considered for any supplies
received and are not taxed.
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There is no contract between the government and
the offender that states the violation will be
authorized or will be permitted in exchange for a
fine or punishment. The penalties are applied to
prevent and dissuade the violator from
committing the offenses again. Similar
circumstances apply to liquidated damages in
cases of contract violation. The first party is
punished to keep from committing the same
violation with any other party in the future,
and the punishment acts as a form of reminder to
keep it from happening again.
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• The second party is given the choice to break the
  agreement, with
• the supplier keeping the advance or charging the
  money
• In certain cases, the service provider offers the
  opportunity to break the agreement in exchange
  for the forfeiture or retention of a certain sum.
• The service provider is given the choice at the
  beginning of the contract or during the term and
  is willing to accept/retain some of the money in
  exchange for tolerating the breach of the
  agreement. In this case, accepting the violation
  of the contract is already specified, and the
  consumer has already been warned of the financial
  consequences.
• The client is aware that if he does not respond
  by the specified date and within the specified
  timeframes, the advance payment may be lost, or
  he may be required to pay a fine for breaching
  the terms of the contract.
• GST Applicability on Breach of Contracts
• As an illustration,
• A contract for the transportation of people may
  include that the ticket price may be partially
  or entirely lost in the event the passenger fails
  to appear.
• In the case that a consumer cancels a package
  tour, the contract may provide that the security
  deposit is forfeited.
• A lease agreement for either mobile or immovable
  property may also provide that the lessee may
  not end the lease early and that, if he does, he
  would be
• required to pay an early termination charge or
  penalty of a specified amount. Some banks
  similarly impose pre-payment penalties-payment
  pre-payment penalties. Although they may be
  referred to as fines or penalties, these
  payments are amounts of consideration for a
  supply and are therefore liable to GST when the
  supply in question is taxable. These supplies
  will be qualified to be valued as the major
  supply since they are incidental to the primary
  supply for which the contract is signed.
• Making a hotel reservation

Making a reservation for a show Purchasing an
airplane or train ticket
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The crucial question in these situations is
whether the contested payments represent
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an act or circumstance, abstaining from doing any
act or situation, or merely performing an act.
If the response is "yes," then it qualifies as a
"supply" within the meaning of the Act if not,
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