माल और सेवा कर परिषद Goods & Se₹vices Tax Council

1. Whether the supply of educational aids to students such as school bags, footwear, geometry box, wooden color pencils, crayons, woolen sweater to government and government aided schools based on the State Government educational policy for which the consideration is paid to Tamil Nadu text book and Educational Services Corporation by the State government by means of a budgetary allocation constitutes a supply
2. If the answer to the above is in the affirmative then is Tamil Nadu text Book and Educational Services Corporation is entitled to avail of corresponding Input Tax credit on the procurement made
3. Whether the supply of Rain coats, Ankle Boots and Socks to students without consideration to government /Government Aided Schools located in Hilly areas is a supply
4. If the answer to the above is in the affirmative then is Tamil Nadu Text Book and Educational Services Corporation is entitled to discharge its tax liability on such outward supplies at Cost + 10% and avail of corresponding Input Tax Credit on the procurement made
5. Whether Tamil Nadu Text Book and Educational Services Corporation is eligible for exemption from payment of GST in respect of services it receives from printers engaged by them for printing of text books.
6. Whether the Tamil Nadu Text Book and Educational Services Corporation is required to pay GST on Penalty and Liquidated damages levied by them on suppliers due to violation of the contract terms for supply and if so the rate at which such GST is payable

Whether the supply of “inspection and testing services” on fresh table grapes is classifiable under entry 9986 of Notification no.11/2017-Central Tax Rate) dated June 28 2017- “Support services to agriculture, forestry, fishing, animal husbandry”

Whether collecting money by IITMAA from its members and receiving donations/ grants/ subsidies/budgetary support from IIT, Madras to defray expenses incurred towards administering the association and other expenses related to its engagement activities initiated by members themselves amounts to supply or not. Consequently, whether there is any liability to comply with GST law including registration and payment of tax.

1. What is the rate of tax applicable on the supply of Soft Beverages (Aerated Water) and Tobacco(Smokes) when these items are supplied independently and not as composite supply in the restaurant?  In other words what is the rate of GST if these items alone are supplied and not along with food as Composite supply to the guest?
2. Whether supply of liquor is deemed to be the “exempt supply” under GST Act as per Section 2(47) of CGST Act for the purpose of proportionate reversal of ITC as per Rule 42 of CGST Rules 2017?
3. It is obligatory on the part of employer to supply free food to the employees. Whether such free supply of food is liable to reverse ITC on inputs as per Rule 42 of CGST Rules 2017?

The applicant is engaged in manufacture of Psyllium Husk Powder in Pali having GST registration number 08AARCS9529A1ZZ. The applicant intends to seek clarification on the classification and rate of GST applicable on the Psyllium Husk Powder.  

The applicant is engaged in manufacture of hair dye powder in Sojat city and is having GST registration number 08AAUHS7425M1Z6. The applicant intends to manufacture mehandi/henna powder in future and so wish to seek clarification on the classification and rate of GST applicable on the mehandi/henna powder.

1.Whether the services of APSRTC giving Non Air Conditioned Buses on contract for the occasions of marriages, functions etc, for transportation of employees and students of other organizations/Department, for different purposes like, transportation of passengers to Sabarimala, transporting of public to the places where meetings conducted by political parties and to the places like Polavaram project, are covered under contract carriage as specified vide Serial No 15 of notification 12/2017;

2.Whether the APSRTC, being a public sector undertaking, whose books of accounts are subjected to CAG of India or an auditor appointed for auditing the accounts of local authorities under any law for the time being in force, is it required to file reconciliation statement in FORM-GSTR-9C as per proviso to Section 35(5) of the GST Act,2017.

The applicant seeks advance ruling on Whether the HSD Oil issued free of cost by the service recipient to the applicant would form part of value of supply of service by the applicant as per Section 15 of the CGST Act, 2017? And more particularly under sub-section (2) (b) of Section 15 of the CGST Act”.

The applicant seeks advance ruling on whether she is eligible for the exemption from payment of GST on the monthly rentals received by her on lease of her residential building at Telangana to D-Twelve Spaces Private Limited, as per Sl.No.13 of the Notification No.9/2017 Dt:28-6-2017.

Whether the services of APSRTC giving Non Air Conditioned Buses on contract for the occasions of marriages, functions etc, for transportation of employees and students of other organizations/Department, for different purposes like, transportation of passengers to Sabarimala, transporting of public to the places where meetings conducted by political parties and to the places like Polavaram project, are covered under contract carriage as specified vide Serial No 15 of notification 12/2017;

Whether the APSRTC, being a public sector undertaking, whose books of accounts are subjected to CAG of India or an auditor appointed for auditing the accounts of local authorities under any law for the time being in force, is it required to file reconciliation statement in FORM-GSTR-9C as per proviso to Section 35(5) of the GST Act,2017.