Judgement

The applicant's activity related to collecting subscription fees, providing services to members, and organizing seminars will be treated as "business" under Section 2(17)(e) of the CGST Act, 2017.

Indian Medical Association Activities Treated as Business and Supply Under GST: AAR

AAR Tamil Nadu rules that Flipkart’s proposed e-commerce-linked transportation services qualify as GTA and are exempt from GST for supplies to unregistered customers.

AAR Tamil Nadu on Flipkart: E-Commerce Linked Transport Services Qualify as GTA with B2C Exemption

The question asked is not related to supplies made by the applicant, and it did not fall under the scope of Section 97(2) of the CGST/TNGST Acts, 2017.

Consultants Cannot Seek Advance Ruling on Behalf of Their Manufacturer: Tamil Nadu AAR

The AAR held that Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) services are not treated as a supply of electricity, are ineligible for GST exemption, and are taxable at 18% as support services.

GST on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS): AAR Rules 18% Tax, No Electricity Exemption

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The Uttar Pradesh STF arrested a key accused in Pune for orchestrating a pan-India Rs 100 crore GST fraud using fake firms, invoices, and bogus ITC claims.

Rs 100 Crore GST Scam Busted: STF Nabs Mastermind Behind Nationwide Fake Invoice Racket

As per the officials, it took them several months to complete the entire exercise and win the trust of the erring company to start the transactions.

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Indian Medical Association Activities Treated as Business and Supply Under GST: AAR

AAR Tamil Nadu on Flipkart: E-Commerce Linked Transport Services Qualify as GTA with B2C Exemption

Consultants Cannot Seek Advance Ruling on Behalf of Their Manufacturer: Tamil Nadu AAR

GST on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS): AAR Rules 18% Tax, No Electricity Exemption

Rs 100 Crore GST Scam Busted: STF Nabs Mastermind Behind Nationwide Fake Invoice Racket

Uttarakhand GST Investigation Dept: Officials Pose as Buyers to Expose Tax Evasion Worth Over Rs 150 Crore