GST on Hostels Rates

Earlier, Student hostels, Working professional hostels - Companies providing the hostel accommodation to Students and Working professionals on private room or shared accommodation basis.

SAC Code used was - 996311

GST seems was not applicable. i.e. Rate 0%.

In a recent notification, There is an amendment that starting 18th July 2022, the Hotel accommodations having rates less than INR 1000 per day will be charged 12% gst. There is no mention about Hostel/PGs.

https://www.cnbctv18.com/economy/gst-council-meet-hotel-rooms-below-rs-1000-per-day-to-attract-12-percent-tax-13971862.htm

Just wanted to know the expert recommendation from the Honable CA Fraternity, how we are going to consider this for Hostels and PGs. 

a. Should SAC Code 996311 will still apply for hostel and pg (student or working professionals)

b. Effective 18th July 2022, What rates should be charged to the residents/customers taking this service from hostel providers

Regards

Gaurav

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Quick Summary
A recent notification has introduced a 12% GST on hotel accommodations priced below INR 1000 per day, effective from 18th July 2022. This raises questions for providers of student and working professional hostels and PGs regarding the applicable SAC code and GST rates. Experts are sought for guidance on whether the previous SAC code 996311 still applies and what rates should be charged to residents.

We are having Restaurent with room accomadation what is the rate of GST if rent collected 2500/- per day and what is the HSN code

We are having Restaurent with room accomadation what is the rate of GST if rent collected 2500/- per day and what is the HSN code?
Assuming that you are issuing two separate bills for room rent and food you can follow the below

Service

HSN

Rate of tax

Hotel room given on rent

996311

12% (6% CGST and 6% SGST)

Food supplied in the restaurant

996331

5%(2.5% CGST and 2.5% SGST). ** NO ITC can be availed on inputs

 

Disclaimer - These are ex facie views of mine and the same should not be construed as professional advice / suggestion.

Thankyou for your reply.

You are right.  we are issuing two separate bills for room rent  and food 

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