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<h1>Understanding Mixed Supply in CGST Act, 2017: Tax Rate Based on Highest Liability in Bundled Goods or Services</h1> Mixed supply, as defined by the CGST Act, 2017, involves two or more goods or services offered together for a single price, where the supply does not qualify as composite. An example is a package of various food items sold for one price, which can be sold separately. In services, if a house is rented for both residential and commercial use under one agreement, it is treated as a mixed supply. The service with the highest tax liability determines the tax rate for the entire bundle, such as commercial renting being taxed higher than residential use.