Tea and utensil mixed supplies attract the highest component GST rate, with HSN selection based on component rates.

Tea and utensil mixed supplies attract the highest component GST rate, with HSN selection based on component rates.Case-LawsGSTTea packaged with spoons, glass cups or wooden honey dippers for a single price constitutes a mixed supply where the items ar…

Tea and utensil mixed supplies attract the highest component GST rate, with HSN selection based on component rates.
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Tea packaged with spoons, glass cups or wooden honey dippers for a single price constitutes a mixed supply where the items are independently marketable and not naturally bundled in the ordinary course of business. Tea's predominance alone does not establish a composite supply. A mixed supply attracts the highest GST rate applicable to its components: 18% for tea paired with stainless steel or plastic spoons or glass cups, and 5% for specified teas paired with wooden honey dippers. For these combinations, the HSN code corresponds to the higher-rated component; where both components attract the same rate, either component's code may be used.
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