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Spares Under Warranty

Vivek anandhan

Dear Experts

We are manufacturing of capital equipment, Our supply of product terms covers 1 year warranty. Warranty cost included in the selling cost. Now my question is whether we can supply spares to the main capital equipment without payment of GST under warranty.

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Vivekanandhan

Mixed supply: warranty spares included in sale attract separate GST treatment with each component charged individually. Provision of spare parts supplied under a contractual warranty (with warranty cost included in the sale price) is to be characterised as a mixed supply, not a composite supply, and each component must be charged GST separately. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Jul 13, 2017

It would be treated as mixed supply and not composite supply. Both would be charged GST separately.

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