A scrap trading business needs basic registrations such as GST, trade licence and Shop and Establishment, and where it handles regulated wastes such as hazardous waste, used oil, batteries or e-waste, authorisation or registration with the State Pollution Control Board or CPCB. Importers of metal scrap follow the hazardous waste rules and customs requirements.
Registrations
- GST and TCS compliance on scrap sales
- Trade licence
- SPCB authorisation where applicable
Regulated scrap types
- Used oil and batteries
- E-waste
- Hazardous industrial scrap
Buying from auctions
Register on platforms such as MSTC and railway e-auctions.
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Maintain records and send regulated waste to authorised recyclers.
Frequently asked questions
Is TCS applicable on scrap?
Yes, TCS applies to sale of scrap under income tax provisions.
Can scrap dealers handle e-waste?
Only through registered channels under the e-waste rules.
Is GST on scrap under reverse charge?
Certain scrap supplies by government are under RCM; check rules.
Do I need SPCB consent for a yard?
Depends on activity and state; storage of hazardous scrap needs authorisation.
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