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Medicines supplied to in-patients through a hospital pharmacy not taxable, but medicines supplied to out-patients taxable under the GST regime: Kerala AAR

Kerala Authority for Advance Ruling (Goods and Services Tax): The Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR), GST Department, Kerala comprising of B.G. Krishnan, Joint

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Advance Authority for Rulings: Inter-state office services to attract 18% GST

Advance Authority for Rulings, Karnataka Bench: The Bench in a ruling sought by Bengaluru-based Columbia Asia Hospitals, held that employer-employee relationship in a

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Medicines supplied to in-patients through a hospital pharmacy not taxable, but medicines supplied to out-patients taxable under the GST regime: Kerala AAR

Advance Authority for Rulings: Inter-state office services to attract 18% GST

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