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Levy of GST - Security deposit left unclaimed by the suppliers ...

GST

June 26, 2019

Levy of GST - Security deposit left unclaimed by the suppliers and recognised as income after 3 years - amount received prior to GST regime - Security Deposits which in normal course are refundable as such, are not liable to tax under the GST regime.

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