Flavoured milk to draw 12% GST: Gujarat-based Authority for Advance Rulings

The ruling was delivered in a case filed by Vadilal Industries for its product Power Sip. Harpreet Singh, partner at KPMG, said the government should now clarify its position on this issue

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Goods and Services Tax | GST | Gujarat

Indivjal Dhasmana  |  New Delhi 

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The Gujarat-based Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) has said flavoured would attract 12 per cent (GST), a ruling that is contrary to Karnataka AAR’s which set the tax rate at 5 per cent.

The ruling was delivered in a case filed by Vadilal Industries for its product Power Sip. Harpreet Singh, partner at KPMG, said the government should now clarify its position on this issue.

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First Published: Thu, April 15 2021. 01:20 IST
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