The readily available food items (not prepared/cooked in the ...

GST

January 3, 2023

The readily available food items (not prepared/cooked in the restaurant) sold over the counter by the Applicant to the customer whether consumed in the restaurant or by way of takeaway does not qualify as 'restaurant services' instead of falls under supply of goods which is liable to applicable rate of GST Tax - AAR

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The readily available food items (not prepared/cooked in the ...

GST

January 3, 2023

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