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    <description>AAR held that subsidized recoveries from regular employees for canteen services mandated under the Factories Act do not constitute &quot;supply&quot; under Section 7 of CGST/GGST Acts, following its ruling in Troikaa Pharmaceuticals and CBIC Circular No. 172/04/2022-GST; hence, no GST is leviable on the employees&#039; share. However, contractual workers are not in an employer-employee relationship with the applicant; the applicant deals only with the contractor, who retains supervision and control. Consequently, subsidized amounts recovered from contractual workers towards canteen charges constitute a taxable &quot;supply&quot; by the applicant, and GST is payable on the amount recovered from payments to the workers&#039; contractor, not on open market value.</description>
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