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Issues: (i) Whether the activities involved in the exam support services constitute a mixed supply or a composite supply; (ii) What is the rate of GST applicable on the exam support services.
Issue (i): Whether the activities involved in the exam support services constitute a mixed supply or a composite supply.
Analysis: The relevant statutory framework distinguishes a composite supply from a mixed supply by reference to whether the supplies are naturally bundled and supplied in conjunction with each other, with one identifiable principal supply. On the facts, the services listed in the agreement for examination support and student facilitation were found to be bundled together for the conduct of IELTS examinations and to lack independent existence in the manner presented.
Conclusion: The activities involved in the exam support services constitute a composite supply, not a mixed supply.
Issue (ii): What is the rate of GST applicable on the exam support services.
Analysis: Once the supply was characterised as composite, the tax consequence followed the principal supply. The principal supply was the conduct of examinations, which was treated as education support service under the relevant service classification. The applicable rate was taken from the notification prescribing tax on that service entry.
Conclusion: The exam support services are taxable at 18%, comprising 9% CGST and 9% HGST, under the relevant notification entry for education support services.
Final Conclusion: The ruling accepts the applicant's treatment of the bundled examination support services as a composite supply and applies the GST rate attached to the principal supply of examination-related education support services.
Ratio Decidendi: Where multiple services are naturally bundled and supplied in conjunction with each other for a single principal purpose, the supply is a composite supply and is taxed according to the principal supply.