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GST on Hostel accommodatio

PRAVEEN KUMAR

Dear Sir

I am the owner of a building having 19 rooms. I am filing GST return under Hotel accommodations (HSN 996311) till June 2022. From July onward the rooms are occupying student and employees for accommodation only (monthly rent is 2500/- per person). My query is can i change my GSTN service to Hostel accommodation (HSN 996332). How it is possible and GST is applicable on Hostel accommodation. Kindly advise me. Regards Praveen

GST Classification Change Request for Hostel Accommodation Sparks Debate on Tax Exemption Eligibility for Monthly Rentals An individual inquired about changing their GST classification from hotel accommodations to hostel accommodations, as their building now houses students and employees with a monthly rent of 2500 per person. Responses varied: one cited a court ruling exempting hostel services from GST, another suggested exemption if the building is residential and charges are monthly, while others stated it remains a taxable commercial activity. The relevance of the agreement period with students was also mentioned, referencing a Karnataka High Court decision. (AI Summary)
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