Pursuant to GST Council’s
23rd meeting at Guwahati, CBEC issues notification for change in rates of
various goods; Also, issues notification in respect of rate of tax applicable
to restaurants (including those located in hotel premises); Notifies 5%
IGST/GST rate in respect of Scientific and technical instruments, apparatus,
accessories, parts, live animals computer software, CD-ROM, recorded magnetic
tapes, prototypes, supplied to public funded research institution, specified
Universities, research institutions, Departments and laboratories of the Government
and Cancer Institute; Extends exemption to services by way of admission to a
protected monument so declared under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological
Sites and Remains Act 1958; These changes shall come into force w.e.f. November
15, 2017: CBEC Notifications
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