Authority for
Advance Ruling, Maharashtra in case of Posco India Pune Processing Centre Pvt.
Ltd. have recently held that since the applicant is not in the business of
providing insurance services and accordingly the reimbursement of expenses
attributable to the health insurance of parents is not a supply of services.
Thursday 7 February 2019
Recovery of parent’s health insurance expenses from employee is not supply of services – AAR, Maharashtra
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