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Exempt service or not - conservancy service - pure services or not - The applicant performs waste disposal activities by engaging garbage lifting vehicles and other cleaning equipment. There is, however, no reference to any supply of goods in the course of executing the work. The vehicles used and the fuel consumed and the machinery used do not result in any transfer of property in goods to the recipient. Based on the above documents, it may, therefore, be concluded that the applicant’s supply to the recipient is a pure service. - AAR
Exempt service or not - conservancy service - pure services or not - The applicant performs waste disposal activities by engaging garbage lifting vehicles and other cleaning equipment. There is, however, no reference to any supply of goods in the course of executing the work. The vehicles used and the fuel consumed and the machinery used do not result in any transfer of property in goods to the recipient. Based on the above documents, it may, therefore, be concluded that the applicant’s supply to the recipient is a pure service. - AAR
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