Packers and movers offer professional assistance in packing, loading, transporting, unloading, and unpacking household or office items during relocation.

Yes, as per Indian tax regulations, packers and movers are required to charge Goods and Services Tax (GST) on their services.

An individual is charged GST on the total cost of moving services, which includes packing, transportation, and handling. Service type and distance may affect GST rates.

Yes, GST is applicable to both local and inter-state relocations, based on the respective GST rates for intra-state and inter-state movement.

Yes, if you are a registered business and using the packers and movers’ services for commercial purposes, you can claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the GST charged.

Yes, you can ask the packers and movers for a GST-compliant invoice, which should contain their GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number).

Reputable packers and movers are transparent about their charges, including GST. It’s advisable to get a detailed written quotation upfront, which clearly mentions the GST amount and any other applicable taxes or charges.

Yes, according to GST regulations, packers and movers must mention the GST amount separately on the invoice, providing a clear breakdown of the charges and taxes levied.