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GST Section related to Closed Pre-Payment Instruments
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Summary: The issuance of closed prepaid payment instruments (like gift vouchers) is generally not subject to GST because it is not considered a supply of goods or services. Taxability is typically triggered only at the time of redemption, when the instrument is used to purchase specific goods or services. Any separate processing or convenience fees charged for the service remain taxable.
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