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Authorised car dealers can claim input tax credit on demo cars: AAR, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Authorised car dealers can claim input tax credit on demo cars: AAR, ET Auto

AAR Ruling: GST Authority ruled dealers can claim input tax credit on demo cars. Landmark Cars East Pvt Ltd sought ruling on taxation aspects, specified time period for inward supply to potential Mercedes Benz car buyers.

Transport: AAR ruling may benefit e-comm players which facilitate logistics - Vimarsana News

Transport: AAR ruling may benefit e-comm players which facilitate logistics

India Business News: The GST-Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) in Karnataka has ruled that Juspay Technologies, the provider of the ride-hailing app 'Namma Yatri', is co

gst: AAR ruling could offer advantages to e-commerce platforms facilitating logistic - Vimarsana News

gst: AAR ruling could offer advantages to e-commerce platforms facilitating logistic

The GST Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) in Karnataka has ruled that Juspay Technologies, the company behind the ride-hailing app 'Namma Yatri,' is considered an e-commerce operator under GST regulations. However, the AAR clarified that Juspay Technologies is not required to collect and remit GST on transportation fares, as the supply of passenger transportation does not occur "through" their platform.

Papad gst 18 per cent tax AAR snack food tax rates | Business News – India TV - Vimarsana News

Papad gst 18 per cent tax AAR snack food tax rates | Business News – India TV

URL copied Un-fried 'Fryums' not 'Papad', hence taxable at 18% The good old traditional snack food 'papad' or 'pappadam', as it is known in south India, cannot be equated with packaged ‘un-fried fryums and cannot have similar tax treatment, the Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) has ruled. In its order rejecting a petition seeking to bring irregular-sized packaged snack food as referred to as un-fried fryums at par with papad for applicability of GST, the AAR said that in the matter of the product under reference, where no clear definition has been provided in the statute, the...