AAR Holds Offset Printing Job Work Services on Kraft and Duplex Paper Taxable at 18% GST:
AAR Rules that offset printing job work on kraft paper and duplex paper attracts 18% GST, rejecting the applicant’s claim for the 5% rate.
AAR Denies 5% GST Benefit
Saloni Kumari
Aug 13, 2026Premium
AAR Holds Offset Printing Job Work Services on Kraft and Duplex Paper Taxable at 18% GST
AAR Rules that offset printing job work on kraft paper and duplex paper attracts 18% GST, rejecting the applicant’s claim for the 5% rate.
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