Private Coaching centres have not been spared from paying taxes. This ruling has been given by the Appellate Authority on Advance Ruling (AAAR), Kerala. Private Coaching Centres shall have to pay GST
Private coaching Centres facilitating to obtain qualifications like the Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, Cost Accountancy, and so on comes with the purview/domain of private coaching, not educational institutions owing to the fact that
This ruling came to AAAR Karnataka when the appeal was filed by the Logic Management Training Institute, Kochi against the May order of the AAR, Kerala. The AAAR, Kerala observed that the appellant has not been providing
Hence the aforesaid coaching institutions cannot be held as institutions granting recognised education. Private coach centres are self-styled as educational institutions but actually, they are coaching centres.
The AAAR, Kerala further passed a ruling that the whole consideration that has been received by the appellant from the students as examination fees/hostel fee/textbooks to students shall not come within the domain of educational organisations and would be qualified as a Composite Supply.
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