Exemption for warehousing agricultural produce clarified: processed products excluded, GST applies to their storage and handling. Clarifies that agricultural produce for the nil-rate exemption means unprocessed produce whose essential characteristics are not altered; processed products such as black tea, processed coffee, dehusked pulses, jaggery and processed nuts are excluded and their warehousing and related services are taxable. It further confirms that supplies between related or distinct persons are taxable and that input tax credit on aircraft engines, parts and accessories may be used to discharge GST on inter state stock transfers. Finally, it explains exemptions for government financed general insurance schemes and government provided general insurance services to individuals.
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Exemption for warehousing agricultural produce clarified: processed products excluded, GST applies to their storage and handling.
Clarifies that agricultural produce for the nil-rate exemption means unprocessed produce whose essential characteristics are not altered; processed products such as black tea, processed coffee, dehusked pulses, jaggery and processed nuts are excluded and their warehousing and related services are taxable. It further confirms that supplies between related or distinct persons are taxable and that input tax credit on aircraft engines, parts and accessories may be used to discharge GST on inter state stock transfers. Finally, it explains exemptions for government financed general insurance schemes and government provided general insurance services to individuals.
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