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Supply or not - supply of goods or not - transaction of transfer of business by way of merger of two GST registrations/ distinct persons - merger between distinct persons - the case at hand doesn’t qualify to be a “going concern to another person” as units are holders of the same PAN and they are merely distinct persons - the provisions of Para 4 (c) of Schedule II of CGST Act, 2017 do not apply in this case. Therefore, the impugned supply will be treated only as supply of goods and therefore there is no supply of services in the instant case. - AAR
Supply or not - supply of goods or not - transaction of transfer of business by way of merger of two GST registrations/ distinct persons - merger between distinct persons - the case at hand doesn’t qualify to be a “going concern to another person” as units are holders of the same PAN and they are merely distinct persons - the provisions of Para 4 (c) of Schedule II of CGST Act, 2017 do not apply in this case. Therefore, the impugned supply will be treated only as supply of goods and therefore there is no supply of services in the instant case. - AAR
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