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Scope of supply - Exemption from GST - services provided by Executive Council of Insurers (ECOI) and ombudsman officers to the aggrieved persons who have grievances against insurance companies/insurers - In fact, it is found that the Insurers, being the persons against whom there is a grievance, are also interested in solving the relevant issues and in this context, it is seen that by deciding on the complaints of the aggrieved persons, the insurance company being party to such disputes are also availing the services of the applicant/Ombudsman. Hence, the impugned activity undertaken by the applicant amounts to 'supply of services'. - the activities of the applicant are not exempt under the said notification - AAR
Scope of supply - Exemption from GST - services provided by Executive Council of Insurers (ECOI) and ombudsman officers to the aggrieved persons who have grievances against insurance companies/insurers - In fact, it is found that the Insurers, being the persons against whom there is a grievance, are also interested in solving the relevant issues and in this context, it is seen that by deciding on the complaints of the aggrieved persons, the insurance company being party to such disputes are also availing the services of the applicant/Ombudsman. Hence, the impugned activity undertaken by the applicant amounts to 'supply of services'. - the activities of the applicant are not exempt under the said notification - AAR
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