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Classification of supply - Works contract - divisible supply or not - The instant contract shall be treated as an indivisible single contract thereby the O&M contract cannot be held to be independent of DB supply. Moreover, though the term ‘pure services’ has not been defined under the Act, a bare reading of the description of services as specified in the aforesaid entry denotes that supply of services which does not involve any supply of goods can be regarded as pure services - the O&M contract, if it were treated to be an independent supply, wouldn’t qualify as pure services rather the same shall be held as works contract as defined in clause (119) of section 2 of the GST Act. - AAR
Classification of supply - Works contract - divisible supply or not - The instant contract shall be treated as an indivisible single contract thereby the O&M contract cannot be held to be independent of DB supply. Moreover, though the term ‘pure services’ has not been defined under the Act, a bare reading of the description of services as specified in the aforesaid entry denotes that supply of services which does not involve any supply of goods can be regarded as pure services - the O&M contract, if it were treated to be an independent supply, wouldn’t qualify as pure services rather the same shall be held as works contract as defined in clause (119) of section 2 of the GST Act. - AAR
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