News & Media 19th Feb 2024

Supply of medicines, drugs, consumables, food to in-patients of a hospital to be composite supply, exempted from GST: KAAR

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Darshan BoraPartner | Bengaluru

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In the latest column of businessline, ‘Supply of medicines, drugs, consumables, food to in-patients of a hospital to be composite supply, exempted from GST: KAAR’, SHISHIR SINHA writes on the GST notification, which says the supply of medicines, drugs and consumables will be treated as a composite supply under the GST regime, with detailed insights from our Partner Darshan Bora.

The article further talks about, ‘the room rent exceeding ?5,000 in a hospital will attract GST. Since, the room is part of the total expenditure on treatment, then how that will be treated?

Read his insights here

 

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