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GST Implication as well as calculation

subrat padhy

1. Is it necessary to register for GST for a national medical conference?If yes then for what purpose?

2. If i had done an agreement under WCT, in which on 60% supply was free of taxation and only 40 % with 15% service tax then what will be the calculation for GST now?

3. Can a hospital can take input credit on consumable items like chemicals,oxygen? if yes then how?

Kinldy discuss the same and help me out as i have to be updated in regards of GST for my company.

thanking you.

Medical Conference GST: Services Taxable, Healthcare Exempt; Sponsorships Taxable; Consider GST Council Exemption Request. A forum participant inquired about GST registration and implications for a national medical conference, including sponsorships and hotel bookings. Responses clarified that healthcare services are GST-exempt, but conferences do not qualify for this exemption. Sponsorships and event-related services are taxable under GST, and reverse charge mechanism applies. The participant sought further clarification on GST percentages and implications, noting that previous medical conferences were tax-free and questioning the necessity of a GST number for a one-time event. Suggestions included making a representation to the GST Council for potential exemption due to the healthcare-related nature of the conference. (AI Summary)
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