Exemption from GST - fee for participation of their students and ...

GST

September 24, 2019

Exemption from GST - fee for participation of their students and staff in the conference - Exemption provided to service providers of catering, security, cleaning, house-keeping, transportation etc. to an educational institution up to higher secondary shall not be available for services provided for such conference. - AAR

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Exemption from GST - fee for participation of their students and ...

GST

September 24, 2019

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