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The Advance Ruling Authority held that the applicant, being the lessor and registered supplier of services for leasing a commercial property, is liable to remit Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the lease consideration u/s 9 read with Section 15 of the GST Act. The leasing of a commercial property to the Government of Andhra Pradesh for setting up the Institution of Lokayukta is a supply of service subject to GST at 18% (SAC code 997212). The applicant cannot rely on Notifications 4/2022 and 5/2022, which pertain to residential dwellings and are inapplicable to the leasing of commercial property. The essence of a lease involves the transfer of possession and user rights against consideration, and the lessor retains the right to possession after the lease term.
The Advance Ruling Authority held that the applicant, being the lessor and registered supplier of services for leasing a commercial property, is liable to remit Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the lease consideration u/s 9 read with Section 15 of the GST Act. The leasing of a commercial property to the Government of Andhra Pradesh for setting up the Institution of Lokayukta is a supply of service subject to GST at 18% (SAC code 997212). The applicant cannot rely on Notifications 4/2022 and 5/2022, which pertain to residential dwellings and are inapplicable to the leasing of commercial property. The essence of a lease involves the transfer of possession and user rights against consideration, and the lessor retains the right to possession after the lease term.
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