i heard from a sales tax officer that get is not applicable for medicines used for admitted patients.. it comes under the definition of clinical establishments.... only sale to op patients are taxable... please clarify
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gst on medicine used for admitted patients in hospital
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Yes, but the medicines bill should not be separate.
The whole billing should be as medical treatment charges, by hospital/clinic.
you mean as consumable
can I raise medina bills as a seperate series and show it as medicine credit bills
can I raise medina bills as a seperate series and show it as medicine credit bills
or is it necessary to be a part of package
Pl understand that when medicines are supplied during the course of admissioin in the hospital, this becomes composite supply and the principle supply is health service (HSN 9993) and not supply of medicines. Therefore, GST is not levied on medicines when supplied by the hospitals but is charged on supply of health services which of course will include the cost of medicines also.
thank you
No....
Medicines are Taxable. The Hosbitals ll give bills in all the movements separate bills...
Also they calculate taxes on Medicines and Not calculte Doctor's service. We can book both of the same way in accounts and also GST...
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