The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has released the latest edition of its Handbook on Exempted Supplies under GST, updated as of April 15, 2025. This comprehensive guide, prepared by the GST & Indirect Taxes Committee, offers detailed information on exemptions for both goods and services, covering sectors like healthcare, education, and agriculture. It aims to clarify complex GST provisions, helping professionals and businesses avoid potential tax liabilities and ITC issues.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has released the fourth edition of its Handbook on Exempted Supplies under GST, updated with amendments up to 15th April 2025. The publication, prepared by the GST Indirect Taxes Committee, provides comprehensive guidance on exemptions available under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, a critical area for businesses, tax professionals, and policymakers.
The handbook simplifies the legal provisions related to exemptions, covering bo
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The ICAI has released the fourth edition of its Handbook on Exempted Supplies under GST, updated with amendments up to 15th April 2025.
The handbook is a critical resource for businesses, tax professionals, and policymakers.
It covers exemptions for both goods and services under the GST regime, including sectors such as healthcare, education, agriculture, charitable trusts, transportation, and finance.
Incorrect application of exemption notifications could lead to tax liabilities and the denial of Input Tax Credit (ITC).
The handbook discusses the economic impact of exemptions, the difference between absolute and conditional exemptions, implications on pricing, and challenges arising from retrospective changes.