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of <h1>Understanding Mixed Supply: When Multiple Goods or Services Are Sold Together at a Single Price Under Tax Rules</h1> A mixed supply refers to the provision of two or more individual goods or services, or a combination thereof, offered together by a taxable person for a single price, where the supply does not qualify as a composite supply. For instance, a package containing canned foods, sweets, chocolates, cakes, dry fruits, aerated drinks, and fruit juice sold for a single price is considered a mixed supply. Each item can be sold separately and is not reliant on the others. If these items are sold separately, it does not constitute a mixed supply.
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