AAAR Rules 5% GST on E-Rickshaw CKD Kits Applicable Only When Complete Unassembled Vehicle is Supplied :
The West Bengal AAAR partly modified the AAR ruling and held that GST at the rate of 5% is available only where the supply constitutes a complete CKD/SKD kit of an e-rickshaw along with supporting commercial documentation.
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Saima
Jul 9, 2026Premium
AAAR Rules 5% GST on E-Rickshaw CKD Kits Applicable Only When Complete Unassembled Vehicle is Supplied
The West Bengal AAAR partly modified the AAR ruling and held that GST at the rate of 5% is available only where the supply constitutes a complete CKD/SKD kit of an e-rickshaw along with supporting commercial documentation.
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