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Input Tax Credit - GST paid on vouchers and subscription packages - vouchers are given free of charge as a gift or otherwise - The redemption of loyalty points, admittedly involves no flow of consideration from the customer. Thus redemption of loyalty points by the customer for receiving vouchers from the applicant implies that the vouchers are issued free of cost to the customer and amounts to disposal of vouchers(goods) by way of gift and squarely covered under clause (h) of Section 17(5) of the Act, ibid. - AAR
Input Tax Credit - GST paid on vouchers and subscription packages - vouchers are given free of charge as a gift or otherwise - The redemption of loyalty points, admittedly involves no flow of consideration from the customer. Thus redemption of loyalty points by the customer for receiving vouchers from the applicant implies that the vouchers are issued free of cost to the customer and amounts to disposal of vouchers(goods) by way of gift and squarely covered under clause (h) of Section 17(5) of the Act, ibid. - AAR
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