Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR)

i. Whether the tax invoice proposed to be issued by the assesse satisfies section 31 of GST Act?
ii. Whether the tax invoice proposed to be issued by the assesse satisfies Rule 46 of GST Rules?
Iii.  Whether the total amount (inclusive of GST) shown in the main portion of the bill be interpreted as the taxable value under section 31 of GST Act and Rule 46 of GST Rules?

1. Whether the claim of expenses incurred to handle the Cost Free Distribution Sarees & Dhothies and Cost Free School Uniform Scheme and supply to Revenue Department/Social Welfare Department will attract 18% GST or not.
2. If yes whether the Handling Charges related to Pre-GST period 2015-16 and 2016-17 will also attract GST or not.

1. Applicability of GST rate 5% on marine engines pertaining to HS code 8407 and its spare parts without considering its general tax rate as per the entry of Schedule I, Sl.No.252 of GST Act dated 28.06.2017, being this engine forms a part of fishing vessel of HS code 8902.
2. Applicability of GST rate 5% on marine engines pertaining to HS code 8407 and its spare parts without considering its general tax rate as per the entry of Schedule I, Sl.No.252 of GST Act dated 28.06.2017, being this engine forms a part of boats of HS code 8906 being supplied to defence department and other agencies used for patrolling/flood relief and rescue purposes.

1.Whether services rendered for foreign companies (which do not have any business place/agency in India) in India is considered as an export or not?

2. Whether services provided in respect of goods that are being exported are also considered as Export of services?

Whether Fusible Interlining Fabrics of Cotton (FIFC) fall for classification under HSN Code 5903 or under Chapter 52 (heading depending upon weightage of cotton in the fabrics)

Whether the services provided by the applicant to GHMC are exempt under SI.No.3 of Notification No.12/2017?

1. Classification of services as per GST provisions.

2. Applicability of GST & Rate of GST as per GST provisions.   

1.Whether the pallets, crates and containers (hereinafter referred as equipment") leased by CHEP India Private Limited (CIPL) located and registered in Tamil Nadu to its other GST registrations located across India (say CIPL Kerala), would be considered as lease transaction and accordingly taxable as supply of services in terms of Section 7 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 ("CGST Act") and Tamil Nadu Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 ("TNGST Act")?
2. If the answer to Question 1 is Yes, what is the value on which GST has to be charged i.e. whether it should be lease charges or the value of equipment in terms of Section 15 of the CGST Act and TNGST Act read with relevant Rules?
3. What are the documents that should accompany the movement of the goods from CIPL, Tamil Nadu to CIPL. Kerala?
4. Whether movement of equipment from CIPL, Kerala to CIPL, Karnataka on the instruction of CIPL, Tamil Nadu can be said to be mere movement of goods not amounting to a supply in terms of Section 7 of the CGST Act and TNGST Act, and thereby not liable to GST? With reference to Question 4 above, what are the documents that should accompany the movement of the goods from CIPL, Kerala to CIPL, Karnataka?

1. Whether Soya husk resulting from the extraction of Soyabean Oil, being an input/ingredient to Cattle feed is exempt from payment of GST, under HSN heading 2302, under Entry 102 of Notification No.2/17-Central Tax (Rate) dated, 28.06.2017, exempting the goods included therein from payment of GST?

2. If the answer to question 1 is no, then the determination/ classification of correct tariff and rate of tax thereon under which soya husk resulting from extraction of Soyabean oil, being an input / ingredient to Cattle feed, will fall?

Questions raised by the applicant do not fall within the scope of Section 97 of CGST Act, 2017