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Leasing digital cinema equipment comprising a projector, server, UPS and VSAT for a single rental is classified as a mixed supply where the items are not naturally bundled in the ordinary course of business and can be supplied independently. The bundled lease therefore does not meet the requirements of a composite supply. GST is payable at the highest rate applicable to any constituent supply, which is the rate applicable to the projector: 28% up to 21 September 2025 and 18% thereafter. The bundled-lease treatment as a mixed supply is accordingly correct.
Leasing digital cinema equipment comprising a projector, server, UPS and VSAT for a single rental is classified as a mixed supply where the items are not naturally bundled in the ordinary course of business and can be supplied independently. The bundled lease therefore does not meet the requirements of a composite supply. GST is payable at the highest rate applicable to any constituent supply, which is the rate applicable to the projector: 28% up to 21 September 2025 and 18% thereafter. The bundled-lease treatment as a mixed supply is accordingly correct.
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