The Maharashtra Authority of Advance Ruling (AAR) has clarified the GST applicability on ongoing real estate projects, specifically for Raymond Limited's Ten X Habitat. The ruling affects the tax rate for certain towers within the project.
Real EstateGstAarRaymond LimitedTen X HabitatReal EstateJun 23, 2025
The Aspirational Project is a real estate development by Raymond Limited- Realty Division, spanning 14 acres with 10 buildings, each having 42 floors. It includes residential apartments, commercial units, and common facilities like a clubhouse and swimming pool.
The main question raised was whether they could pay tax at the rate of 12% (6% CGST + 6% MGST) with Input Tax Credit for the supply of residential apartments in all ten towers of the Aspirational Project.
The AAR ruled that Raymond Limited can only apply the 12% GST rate to Towers A, B, and C, as these meet the criteria for ongoing projects as defined by the GST Notification No. 11/2017.
The ruling ensures that the tax structure is fair and transparent, promoting compliance and trust in the real estate market. It clarifies the tax obligations for ongoing projects and provides guidance for developers and buyers.
The Ten X Habitat project is significant as it provides affordable and well-equipped residential options. It is a testament to Raymond Limited- Realty Division's commitment to excellence and innovation in the real estate industry.
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