Nil rated/exempted/Non-GST

What is difference between Nil rated/exempted/Non-GST supply
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This discussion clarifies the differences between Nil rated, exempted, and Non-GST supplies. Nil rated items, like fresh produce, have a 0% GST rate. Exempted goods and services are specifically notified by the government, while Non-GST supplies, such as petrol, fall outside the GST Act's scope entirely. Importantly, input tax credit (ITC) is generally unavailable for all these categories, though exports are considered zero-rated supplies.

For all the above ITC is not available

nil rate or 0% gst are the goods or services specified in schedule I of CGST act eg. vegetable, fruits etc

exempted are goods or services which are notified by the government

NON GST supply are outside the purview or not taxable under GST ACT - petrol

Well explained. Exports are covered under Nil rated Supplies.

Exports are specified as zero rated supplies - exports of goods or services or both , supplies of goods and/or services to SEZ unit

Yes. Its by mistake from me.

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