Govt. notifies refund of
unutilized credit on account of inverted duty structure in respect of certain
specified woven fabrics of silk, cotton, wool w.e.f. August 2018 while balance
of unutilized input tax credit (ITC) lying as on July 31, 2018 shall lapse;
Notifies exemption in respect of sanitary napkins, coir pith compost and rakhi
(other than that of precious or semi-precious material of Chapter 71); Further
extends exemption to service of old age homes run by Government or an entity
registered u/s 12AA of Income-tax Act to its residents aged above 60 years,
work of installation and commissioning undertaken by DISCOMS/electricity
distribution companies, service of warehousing of minor forest produce, and
administrative fees collected by National Pension System Trust; Exempts GST on import
of services by Foreign Diplomatic Missions/ UN & other International
Organizations & services supplied by an establishment of a person in India
to its establishment outside India treated as establishments of distinct
persons provided place of supply is outside taxable territory of India;
Notifies rate of 5% in respect of e-books, ethyl alcohol supplied to Oil
Marketing Companies for blending with petrol, mats, handmade carpets, hand
embroidered articles, while handbags, jewellery box, carved wood products,
handmade imitation jewellery, hand paintings drawings and pastels, bamboo
flooring and brass kerosene pressure stove taxable at 12%; Further, notifies
rate of 12% with full ITC under forward charge for composite supply of
multimodal transportation and 18% on paints and varnishes, lithium Ion
batteries, vaccum cleaners, bamboo flooring, brass kerosene pressure stove,
washing machine, & refrigerator; Rationalizes entry prescribing reduced GST
rate on composite supply of works contract for Govt. or local authorities,
prescribing that ‘business’ shall not include any activity or transaction
undertaken by Central or State Government or local authority as public
authorities; GST payable under 'reverse charge' by buying banks/ NBFCs in
respect of services provided by individual Direct Selling Agents (DSAs) other
than corporate or partnership firm, further notifies that rate of tax on
accommodation service shall be based on transaction value instead of declared
tariff; Rationalizes entry levying 5% GST on composite supply of food and
drinks in restaurant, mess, canteen, eating joints to various institutions on
contractual basis by providing that scope of outdoor catering shall be
restricted to supplies which are event based and occasional in nature: Finance
Ministry Notifications
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