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How GST will calculate on buying and selling second hand cars
e.g Mr A purchase second hand cars Rs.200000/- and he sell same car Rs.300000/- so which amount will be appliclabe for GST

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Asked by nadeemqureshi43 22nd February 2023, 5:20 PM
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