HomeUpdatesHookah Served in Restaurants is a Separate Supply of Goods, Not Restaurant... Updates Hookah Served in Restaurants is a Separate Supply of Goods, Not Restaurant Service: West Bengal AAR By Team Gstindiaguide 20th July 2026 0 5 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp 🔒 Login to Read Full Content You are reading a preview. Log in to continue reading. Log In to Read New here? Register free RELATED ARTICLES Updates Madras High Court: Section 63 GST Assessment Invalid Against Registered Taxpayer – C. Ganesan v. State Tax Officer (FAC) 20th July 2026 Updates Supreme Court: Challenge to GST Show Cause Notice Not Maintainable When Statutory Remedy Exists 20th July 2026 Updates Daily Tax Law Briefing – GST & Income Tax | 18 July 2026 18th July 2026 Leave a ReplyCancel reply Most Popular Madras High Court: Section 63 GST Assessment Invalid Against Registered Taxpayer – C. Ganesan v. State Tax Officer (FAC) 20th July 2026 Supreme Court: Challenge to GST Show Cause Notice Not Maintainable When Statutory Remedy Exists 20th July 2026 Daily Tax Law Briefing – GST & Income Tax | 18 July 2026 18th July 2026 Ram Dattatray Kaldate v. ITO – ITAT Pune Holds Voluntary Retirement Compensation as Capital Receipt 18th July 2026 Load more Recent Comments KALYANI ELECTRICALS on Penalty under GST quashed as High Court held that presentation of valid invoice rules out applicability of Section 129(1)(b) meant for non-owners Spardha Sharma on Circulars clarifying miscellaneous issues related to SEZ and refund of unutilized ITC for job workers.