Classification of supply - supply of services or not - The ...

GST

January 19, 2021

Classification of supply - supply of services or not - The amount received from HO are the funds for payment of salary, reimbursement of expenses like rent, security, electricity, travelling, etc. No consideration is being charged by the applicant from the HO for such services - Further the liaison office is strictly prohibited to undertake any activity of trading, commercial or industrial nature or entering into any business contracts in its own name. Also the reimbursement claimed by them from their HO is also falling out of the purview of supply of service. As there are no taxable supplies made by the Liaison office, they are not required to get registered. - AAR

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Classification of supply - supply of services or not - The ...

GST

January 19, 2021

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