"There are cases where the original equipment manufacturer offers warranty for the goods supplied by him to the customer and provides replacement of parts and/or repair services to the customer during the warranty period
CS Professional · Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Corporate Tax Planning · PYQS · December 2025
"There are cases where the original equipment manufacturer offers warranty for the goods supplied by him to the customer and provides replacement of parts and/or repair services to the customer during the warranty period, without separately charging any consideration at the time of such replacement repair services." (i) Whether GST would be payable on such replacement of parts or supply of repair services, without any consideration from the customer, as part of warranty ? (ii) Whether in such cases, the manufacturer is required to reverse the input tax credit in respect of such replacement of parts or supply of repair services as part of warranty, in respect of which no additional consideration is charged from the customer?
Answer & Explanation:
Answer 4(a) On these issue Clarification provided by CBIC By Circular No. 195/07/2023-GST Dated 17th July, 2023. i. The value of original supply of goods (provided along with warranty) by the manufacturer to the customer includes the likely cost of replacement of parts and / or repair services to be incurred during the warranty period, on which tax would have already been paid at the time of original supply of goods. As such, where the manufacturer provides replacement of parts and/or repair services to the customer during the warranty period, without separately charging any consideration at the time of such replacement/ repair services, no further GST is chargeable on such replacement of parts and/or repair service during warranty period. However, if any additional consideration is charged by the manufacturer from the customer, either for replacement of any part or for any service, then GST will be payable on such supply with respect to such additional consideration. ii. In such cases, the value of original supply of goods (provided along with warranty) by the manufacturer to the customer includes the likely cost of replacement of parts and/or repair services to be incurred during the warranty period. Therefore, these supplies cannot be considered as exempt supply and accordingly, the manufacturer, who provides replacement of parts and/or repair services to the customer during the warranty period, is not required to reverse the input tax credit in respect of the said replacement parts or on the repair services provided.
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