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Exemption form GST on the business transfer undertaken - transfer of a going concern - transfer of a going concern means transfer of a running business which is capable of being carried on by the purchaser as an independent business. Such transfer of business as a whole will comprise comprehensive transfer of immovable property, goods and transfer of unexecuted orders, employees, goodwill etc. - it is evidently clear that the transaction of 'transfer of business' in the instant case does not fit in the definition of a 'going concern' in the context of exclusion of liabilities. - AAR
Exemption form GST on the business transfer undertaken - transfer of a going concern - transfer of a going concern means transfer of a running business which is capable of being carried on by the purchaser as an independent business. Such transfer of business as a whole will comprise comprehensive transfer of immovable property, goods and transfer of unexecuted orders, employees, goodwill etc. - it is evidently clear that the transaction of 'transfer of business' in the instant case does not fit in the definition of a 'going concern' in the context of exclusion of liabilities. - AAR
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