Non Taxable GST Goods and Service
Non Taxable GST Goods and Service
The Goods and Services Tax, as defined by the Constitution is, “Any tax on supply of goods, or services or both, except for taxes on the supply of the alcoholic liquor for human consumption”. The GST Act specifies certain transactions that cannot be classified as a supply of goods or services. The purpose of this article is to elaborate on this concept in detail. The following transactions are not applicable to the terminology of “supply of goods or services” under GST.
Services by an Employee to an Employer
Supply of services by an employee to an employer is devoid of the concept of “supply of goods or services”. It is also exclusive of GST, except for certain scenarios like personal favours to an employee, or gifts above the value of 50,000.
Services of Court or Tribunal
Services by any Court or Tribunal established by any law can opt-out from registering GST as deemed forcible for the time being.
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Sale of Land and Building
Sale of land and sale of completed buildings after the certificate of completion are exempted from GST. It cannot be classified as a “supply of goods or services”.
Services Performed by Specified Members
The below-mentioned personnel can opt-out from registering GST for providing any services and avoid mentioning the concepts of “supply of goods or services”:
- Members of Parliament;
- Members of State Legislature;
- Members of Panchayats;
- Members of Municipalities;
- Members of other local authorities;
- Chairperson;
- A Member, or a Director in an establishment of the Central or State Governments
Activities Related to the Government
Functions of the Central Government or State Government, related to the Panchayat, is exempt from GST. Hence, it cannot be brought into the concept of “Supply of Goods or Services”.
Death Rituals
Exemption of GST shall apply for services provided to the deceased, like funeral, burial, crematorium or mortuary and transportation.
Inter-State movement of modes of conveyance
Inter-state movements, carrying passengers or goods, or any movements for repair and maintenance of the vehicle, is exempted. It cannot be classified under “supply of goods or services”. Point to be noted – Movements for the supply of conveyance itself, for example- the delivery of a vehicle for sale, is inclusive of the terminology and hence taxable under GST.
Actionable Claims
All the actionable claims, except lottery, betting and gambling are exclusive of the terminology of “supply of goods and services.”
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