GST Advance Ruling

 

     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-719

Appellant

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CRIYAGEN AGRI & BIOTECH (P.) LTD

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling Karnataka

Gist

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The applicant M/s. Criyagen Agri & Biotech Private Ltd have been manufacturing Agro inputs like organic manures, Bio-fertilisers and Fertilisers since 2008and they are pioneers in inventing new products for sustainable agriculture. They sought an Advance Ruling on the correct classification of their new product “Bio-Phosphate”. It is ruled that the product "Bio-Phosphate" merits classification under HSN code 3103 90 00 and are exigible to GST @ 5%, in terms of SI.No.182B of Schedule I to the Notification No.1 /2017 -Central Tax (Rate) date28.06.2017, as amended.

     
     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-759

Appellant

:

FOOD SUTRAART OF SPICES (P.) LTD

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling Telangana

Gist

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The Applicant supplies canteen services covered under SAC 9963. In addition to payment for their services the Applicant also received a lump sum amount from the service recipient for disbursement to the applicant’s employees as bonus. The applicant wants a ruling on the rate of GST payable on such additional amount given as bonus. The Member State Tax Ruled that the GST rate of 5% (2.5% CGST + 22.5% SGST) applicable to canteen services since the applicant does not provide any other service other than canteen services.

The Member Central Tax while concurred with the ruling of the Member State Tax as regards the GST rate applicable on the amount disbursed to applicant’s employees added a rider that if the applicant does not pass on the entire mount received as bonus to the employees but retains a apportion then the GST rate applicable on such amount retained by the applicant is 18% (9&CGST +9% SGST)

     
     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-761

Appellant

:

SANGHI ENTERPRISES

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling Telangana

Gist

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In this case Applicant is constructing a Pre-fabricated shed (‘PFS’) on land which is intended to be used as a permanent structure for the purpose of conducting business, and he sought a ruling whether Input Tax Credit is allowed on the inward supplies for construction of shed using pre-fabricated technology? . It is ruled that, if not for the purpose of beneficial enjoyment by way of conducting business on the RCC platform, the ‘PFS’ has no separate existence. The ‘PFS’ being constructed is, therefore, an immovable property and the input tax credit is not admissible on the inward supplies, which may include Works contract services, for its construction, as the credit of such tax comes under category of blocked credits as per section 17(5)(d) and section 17(5)(c) of the CGST/TGST Act’2017.

     
     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-667

Appellant

:

OSWAL POLY RUBBERS

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling Haryana

Gist

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It is ruled that the PVC Cushionmats (with no Textile material to be used in these) meant for use in motor vehicles aftercutting to size from rolls, to fit invehicle floors as per the requirement ofthe buyers and packing, shall fall underHSN Code 39 18 1090 and the applicable GST Rate is 18%.

     
     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-628

Appellant

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SHOPINSHOP FRANCHISE (P.) LTD

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling West Bengal

Gist

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It is ruled that since serial number 34 of the exemption Notification No.2/2017-Central Tax (Rate) dated 28.06.2017, as amended [corresponding West Bengal state Notification No. 1126 F.T. dated 28.06.2017], covers the whole Chapter 6, which deals with “Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and ornamental foliage”, supply of goods by the applicant under Tariff Item Nos. 06039000 or 06049900, depending on its constituents and supply of the aforesaid goods, whether individually or in combination, is also exempt from payment of tax.

     
     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-654

Appellant

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VIMAL ALLOYS (P.) LTD

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling Punjab

Gist

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It is ruled that in terms of Section 16(2)(c) of the GST Act, since the preceding seller in the supply chain failed to discharge their GST liability, the petitioner (the purchaser) isnot entitled to avail ITC on the specific supply, ifthe preceding supplier had failed to pay GST on such supply,even though the present seller has discharged the tax liability.

     
     
     

Citation

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2023-GSTR-704

Appellant

:

SANJEEVINI ENTERPRISES

AAR

:

Authority for Advance Ruling Karnataka

Gist

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It is Ruled that :-
(1) The works contract services provided by the applicant to Bio Centers, Department of Horticulture, and Center of Excellence are not exempt from GST.
(2) The supply of manpower for tissue culture production and handling research on flowers, planting, and growing conducted by the Horticulture Department is liable to 18% GST
(3) The supply of materials like fertilizers, soil, and sand for use in Bio Centers of the Horticulture Department is not exempt from GST.

     
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