The model GST laws have shed clarity on determining supply as the supply of goods vs services by way of Schedule II. The reason for this clarification is because the current indirect tax regime is conflicted when it comes to understanding things like for example, the implication of service tax and VAT on a works contract, at a restaurant, in terms of software etc.
Thus, businesses, dealers, traders are all required to know and understand how supply under the GST amounts to a supply of goods or a supply of services and then treat the supply as per the Schedule. Under the law, transactions relating to supply have been classified as transactions pertaining to transfers, treatment of immovable property, treatment of process on a third party’s goods and transactions that involve construction, works contracts, renting etc.
We have provided a brief snapshot of the various kinds of supplies, along with supporting examples as follows –
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