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<h1>Understanding Composite vs. Mixed Supply: Tax Rate Determination for Bundled Goods and Services Under GST Rules.</h1> Composite supply involves two or more taxable supplies naturally bundled and supplied together, where one is the principal supply, such as a TV with a warranty and maintenance contract. The principal supply determines the tax rate. Mixed supply consists of multiple goods or services sold together for a single price, like a refrigerator with water bottles, which can be sold separately. The tax rate for mixed supply is based on the item with the highest tax rate.