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Supply through E - Commerce (Hybrid Order)

Date 05 Jan 2022
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GST liability for restaurant services: ECO responsible for tax on restaurant supplies while suppliers retain liability for non restaurant goods.
Restaurant service supplies made through an e commerce operator are taxable in the hands of the ECO and must be charged and deposited by the ECO; supplies not falling within restaurant service remain taxable in the hands of the supplier, while the ECO continues to perform TCS and related collection/reporting obligations. Classification issues arise where sweet shop sales with dine in may be treated as restaurant services under some advance rulings. (AI Summary)

XYZ is having a sweet shop and restaurant in the same premises and adjacent to each other. W.e.f. 01.01.22, if goods are sold through e – commerce operator (ECO) from a restaurant then the ECO is required to charge GST @ 5% and not XYZ. If a customer is giving a single order for both the items viz. sold through restaurant as well as through sweet shop, what will be GST Rate and who will be liable to pay GST?

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