Voucher transactions not treated as supply; trading exempt while agent commissions and ancillary services remain taxable. Transactions in vouchers are not a supply of goods or services: RBI recognised pre paid instruments qualify as money and are excluded; non RBI vouchers are actionable claims (not specified actionable claims) and fall under Schedule III, hence not supplies. Under principal to principal distribution, trading in vouchers is not leviable to GST; under agency/commission models, agents' commission is taxable as supply of services. Ancillary services provided to voucher issuers are taxable, while unredeemed vouchers (breakage) do not constitute consideration for any supply and are not taxable.
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Voucher transactions not treated as supply; trading exempt while agent commissions and ancillary services remain taxable.
Transactions in vouchers are not a supply of goods or services: RBI recognised pre paid instruments qualify as money and are excluded; non RBI vouchers are actionable claims (not specified actionable claims) and fall under Schedule III, hence not supplies. Under principal to principal distribution, trading in vouchers is not leviable to GST; under agency/commission models, agents' commission is taxable as supply of services. Ancillary services provided to voucher issuers are taxable, while unredeemed vouchers (breakage) do not constitute consideration for any supply and are not taxable.
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