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Classification of Supply - sale from the portion of the sweetmeats and bakery shop - input tax credit - Supply of food and beverages from the sweetmeats counter by the applicant, where the customers have not been provided with any services in relation to consume the same in the premises, shall be categorized as supply of goods and the applicant is eligible to avail input tax credit in respect of such supply of goods subject to conditions as laid down in Chapter V of the GST Act and rules made there under. - Supply of food and beverages to the auditor, guests/ parents on programme days, as it appears from the agreement shall be treated as ‘outdoor catering’ and shall attract tax @ 5% of GST - AAR
Classification of Supply - sale from the portion of the sweetmeats and bakery shop - input tax credit - Supply of food and beverages from the sweetmeats counter by the applicant, where the customers have not been provided with any services in relation to consume the same in the premises, shall be categorized as supply of goods and the applicant is eligible to avail input tax credit in respect of such supply of goods subject to conditions as laid down in Chapter V of the GST Act and rules made there under. - Supply of food and beverages to the auditor, guests/ parents on programme days, as it appears from the agreement shall be treated as ‘outdoor catering’ and shall attract tax @ 5% of GST - AAR
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