Case Law Details
Case Name : In re E-Square Leisure Pvt Ltd (GST AAR Maharashtra)
Appeal Number : Advance Ruling No. GST-ARA- 71/2018-19/B-171
Date of Judgement/Order : 29/12/2018
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AAR Maharashtra Advance Rulings
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In re E-Square Leisure Pvt Ltd (GST AAR Maharashtra)
Question :- Whether GST is levied on the reimbursement of expenses from the lessee by the lessor at actuals?
Answer :- Answered is in affirmative.
Question :- In case GST is levied, what is the rate of GST applicable to said reimbursement of expenses ?
Answer : As the reimbursement of the expenses constitute composite supply GST would be payable at a rate as applicable to the principal supply.
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