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GST applicability on Electricity

Date 03 Nov 2022
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GST exemption on electrical energy: no tax on pass-through sub meter charges unless a mark-up is added.
Supply of electrical energy is exempt from GST under the applicable rate notification, so payments that simply recover electricity cost via sub metering are not leviable to GST. If the connection holder adds a mark up or margin over the billed electricity, that mark up may amount to a taxable supply and attract GST. (AI Summary)

We have a high tension electricity connection in our premises, where no other Electric connection can be availed and if any one needs a separate connection, he will have to get connection from us via a sub-meter upon payment as per meter reading. My query is whether GST will be leviable on such payment. Thanks

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Dear Experts kindly give your valued opinion. Thanks

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NO, unless there's a mark-up

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Supply of 'Electrical energy' is exempted from gst as per Serial No. 104 of Notification No. 2/2017-Central Tax (Rate) as amended till date.

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