What are the Different Types of GST?

What are the Different Types of GST?

In India, there are 4 components of GST. The following table explains the 4 types of GST and compares them on various parameters:

	Central GST – CGST	State GST – SGST	Union territory GST – UTGST	Integrated GST - IGST
Tax Levied By	Central Government	State Government	Union territory Government	Combined levy, collected by Central Government
Taxes that it will replace	Service tax, excise duty, countervailing duty (CVD), special additional duty (SAD), Additional duties of excise(ADE), and any other indirect central levy	VAT, sales tax, luxury tax, entry tax, entertainment tax, purchase tax, Octroi, taxes on lottery	VAT, sales tax, luxury tax, entry tax , entertainment tax, purchase tax, Octroi, taxes on lottery	Central sales tax (CST)
Applicability	Supplies within a state	Supplies within a state	Supplies within a union territory	Interstate supplies and import
Input Tax Credit	Against CGST and IGST	Against SGST and IGST	Against UTGST and IGST	Against CGST, SGST and IGST
Tax Revenue Sharing	Central government	State government	Union territory government	Shared between state and central governments
Exemption Limit	Rs 20 lakh annual turnover	Rs 20 lakh annual turnover	Rs 20 lakh annual turnover	Exemption limit not defined
Composition Scheme	The dealer may use the benefit of turnover of Rs 50 lakh	The dealer may use the benefit of turnover of Rs 50 lakh	The dealer may use the benefit of turnover of Rs 50 lakh	Composition Scheme is not available in this regard
Free Supplies	CGST is applicable on free supplies	SGST is applicable on free supplies	UTGST is applicable on free supplies	IGST is applicable on free supplies
Registration	Not applicable till the turnover exceeds Rs 20 lakh	Not applicable till the turnover exceeds Rs 20 lakh	Not applicable till the turnover exceeds Rs 20 lakh	Registration is necessarily mandatory if supply is made outside the states