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CLARIFICATION ON TAX ON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES UNDER GST

CLARIFICATION ON TAX ON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES UNDER GST


  1. It is hereby clarified that Alcoholic Beverages have been excluded from Levy and Collection of GST and therefore there will be no GST Liability on Alcoholic Beverages;

  1. The Alcoholic Beverages will continue to be covered under the existing state VAT laws and the VAT on Sale of Alcoholic Beverages will be Levy and Collected by the State Government under the existing Rajasthan Value Added Tax Act, 2003;

  1. The rate of VAT on Alcoholic Beverages will be same as prescribed under the Schedule to the Rajasthan VAT Act, 2003;

  1. All the provisions of the Rajasthan VAT Act, 2003 shall apply on the Hotels & Restaurants in respect of sales of Alcoholic Beverages with regard to:-
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