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Supply or service

Ravikumar Doddi

Dear sir,

Applicant is a supplier and service provider of automobile glass fitting does their activity covered under supply or service. Glass/mirror cost ₹ 2000-00 and fitting charges ₹ 400-00 total ₹ 2400-00 kindly enlighten with the provisions and HSN/SAC.

GST Classification for Auto Glass Fitting: Supply or Service? Explore Predominant Supply, HSN/SAC Codes, and Mixed Supply. An individual inquired about whether their business activity of automobile glass fitting falls under supply or service for GST purposes, with a total cost of 2,400. Responses varied: one suggested classifying the predominant part of the supply as either goods or services and identifying the appropriate HSN/SAC code. Another indicated the activity might be classified under 'other installation service' with specific GST rates. A third response labeled it as a mixed supply, while a fourth advised that if activities are invoiced separately, they should be treated as individual supplies for GST purposes. (AI Summary)
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