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Yes, GST is chargeable if the NGO is registered under GST and the total annual turnover exceeds INR 20 lakh (INR 40 lakh in some states).
So, normally 5% GST without ITC applies on dinner/lunch coupons distributed by society.
If earlier you used a “General membership fee HSN” (9995 – services of membership organizations), you should change to 9963 for dinner/food-related coupons, since it is a different nature of supply.
Conclusion:
GST is applicable on dinner coupons issued to members, generally 5% (without ITC) under SAC 9963 (Catering/Restaurant services). & HSN/SAC must be changed from the normal membership code (9995) to the catering/restaurant code (9963) when raising invoices for such coupons.
However, in case we are willing to take GST Input on purchase made by Association, that 18% (with ITC) – in certain banquet/hall rental + catering packages. And HSN Code will be at taxable under Heading 9963 (Restaurant/Catering Services).
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