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Claim: 18% GST on house rent for tenants Renting of residential unit taxable only when it is rented to business entity. No GST when it is rented to private person for personal use. No GST even if proprietor or partner of firm rents residence for personal use.
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FAQ :
No, the claim of an 18% GST on house rent for tenants is misleading. GST on residential rentals is only applicable when the property is rented to a business entity.
GST is only applicable when a residential unit is rented to a business entity.
No, if you are a private person renting a residential unit for personal use, you do not have to pay GST.
No, even if a proprietor or partner of a firm rents a residence for their personal use, GST is not applicable.
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