- Hotel accommodation services priced at Rs 7,500 or less per unit per day are now subject to a mandatory 5% GST rate, with no option to avail Input Tax Credit (ITC).
- Suppliers must reverse ITC on inputs used for such accommodation services, treating these supplies like exempt supplies for ITC purposes.
- Recipients (including businesses) cannot claim ITC on these accommodation invoices, even if booked for business travel or in the company’s name.
- The previous option to charge 18% GST with ITC on lower-priced rooms is no longer available.
- Businesses may need to reconsider vendor selection or travel policies if reclaiming GST is important.
Source: fintua.com
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