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Issues: (i) Whether the customized supply of ice creams, chocolates, ice cream cakes and pizza cakes made in IBACO outlets, along with associated serving and ambience-related facilities, constitutes a composite supply; (ii) whether such composite supply is to be treated as a supply of services under Entry 6(b) of Schedule II; (iii) whether the supplies fall under chapter 9963 and attract GST at 2.5% under the relevant notifications.
Issue (i): Whether the customized supply of ice creams, chocolates, ice cream cakes and pizza cakes made in IBACO outlets, along with associated serving and ambience-related facilities, constitutes a composite supply.
Analysis: The supplies consist of goods and services supplied together in the ordinary course of business. The food items are made to order, with toppings, serving, seating, air-conditioning, and related facilities forming a single customer-facing supply. The supplies are naturally bundled and one element is the principal supply.
Conclusion: The supply constitutes a composite supply.
Issue (ii): Whether such composite supply is to be treated as a supply of services under Entry 6(b) of Schedule II.
Analysis: Entry 6(b) treats composite supply, by way of or as part of any service, of food or any other article for human consumption for consideration as a supply of services. The applicant's supply is of food items for consideration and is delivered in the course of the outlet service model.
Conclusion: The composite supply is deemed to be a supply of services under Entry 6(b) of Schedule II.
Issue (iii): Whether the supplies fall under chapter 9963 and attract GST at 2.5% under the relevant notifications.
Analysis: The applicable rate entry for restaurant-type supply of food for consideration, as amended, prescribes tax at 2.5% subject to the condition relating to input tax credit. The supply was classified under chapter 9963 and covered by the amended rate notification from the specified date.
Conclusion: The supplies are classified under chapter 9963 and attract GST at 2.5% subject to the stated conditions.
Final Conclusion: The applicant's customized outlet supplies were held to be composite supplies, deemed supplies of service, and taxable at the specified concessional rate under the applicable GST notifications.
Ratio Decidendi: Where food is supplied to customers as part of a naturally bundled outlet-based service model, with principal supply and ancillary service elements forming one composite transaction, the supply is to be classified as a supply of services and taxed under the applicable service-rate entry subject to the prescribed input tax credit condition.