Provision of GST law does not specifically provide any provision for the taxability of goods or services provided by the companies as part of CSR activity. Cash donations, for example, donations given by cash, cheque or through electronic transfer of money or even the donations in kind (giving away goods or services) made voluntarily or gratuitously, cannot be construed as supply under GST as it is an activity without any quid pro quo.
Source: scconline.com
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