Classification of supply - rate of GST - supply of Outboard ...

GST

February 17, 2022

Classification of supply - rate of GST - supply of Outboard Motors to unregistered fishermen - marine engines and spare parts used for fishing vessels (being part of the fishing vessel) attract 5% GST. If marine engine is supplied for use other than as parts of fishing vessels, the rate of GST is applicable under the respective Customs Tariff Headings in which they are classified. - AAR

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Classification of supply - rate of GST - supply of Outboard ...

GST

February 17, 2022

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