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    GST Council may decide on IGST levy on oxygen concentrators imported for personal use on May 28

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    GST Council may decide on IGST levy on oxygen concentrators imported for personal use on May 28
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    New Delhi: The GST Council is its upcoming meeting, scheduled to be held on May 28, is likely to take a call on levy of 12 per cent tax on import of oxygen concentrators for personal use.

    The Delhi High Court last week said that imposition of 12 per cent Integrated GST (IGST) on oxygen concentrators for personal use or those received as gifts is “unconstitutional”.

    The Court’s observation came on a plea filed by an 85-year old COVID patient whose relative had sent oxygen concentrator from the US.

    It also quashed a May 1 notification of the Finance Ministry which said that a 12 per cent IGST will be levied on oxygen concentrators imported for personal use or gift.

    Sources said the final decision on this issue would be taken by the Council in its upcoming meeting on Friday.

    Tax experts said that the Council may decide to exempt IGST on such imports as the revenue implications would not be much.

    Abhishek Jain, Tax Partner, EY, said, the government had already provided exemption from IGST on free import of oxygen concentrators for COVID relief by any state government or any agency authorised by the state government.

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