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Kerala HC: Printing Digital Files on Paper is a Service, Attracts 18% GST - (10 Oct 2025)

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX

Kerala High Court ruled that printing digital images, letters, or photos on paper is a service, attracting 18% GST, not 12%. The issue before the bench was whether converting digital content into printed form qualified for 12% or 18% GST under applicable tax provisions.

Tags : PRINTING   SERVICE   GST  

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