The Bangalore Bench of Appellate Authority for Advance Ruling (AAAR) held that Goods and Service Tax (GST) exemption wouldn’t be available on the parts and accessories of hearing aid.
M/s Sivantos India Private Limited (appellant) was engaged in the business of hearing aids and their accessories and parts. The appellant had sought a ruling from Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR) regarding the following:
The AAR ruled that the hearing aid parts and accessories attract 18% GST and the appellant had been charging the same since the ruling.
Further, the appellant approached the AAAR and submitted that:
The Bangalore Bench of AAAR held that the description of goods in entry Sl.No 221 of Schedule II or 255A of Schedule I does not include the parts and accessories of hearing aids. Hence, the hearing aids parts and accessories would not be taxable at 12%.
Therefore AAAR upheld the AAR ruling that:
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