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GST on renting of property to 12AAA registerd educational Institution

Noor Beg

I have my property rented to an govt approved maritime Insititute engaged in Govt approved courses mandatory by the Govt registered under charitable trust and having IT exmption 12AAA.


will educational Institution pay GST to me for paying to govt.

. it was not paying service tax till october 2016. in ocotber 2016 i started applying service tax but now I receive a claim from educational institution saying they were/ are not liable to pay either service tax nor GST.
please clarify thanks and Brgds Capt.Beg

Property Owner Must Pay GST on Rent to Charitable Maritime Institute; No Exemption for Charitable Status. A property owner rented out their property to a government-approved maritime institute, registered as a charitable trust with tax exemption under 12AAA. The owner inquired whether the institute must pay GST on rent, as it was not liable for service tax before October 2016. Multiple responses clarified that no GST exemption applies to the property owner. They must pay GST themselves, treating rent as a cum-tax value. It was emphasized that definitions under the Income Tax Act do not apply to GST, and the institute's charitable status does not exempt it from GST obligations. (AI Summary)
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