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Second Schedule, The Goods and Services Tax Act, 2009
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Exempt supplies
A supply listed in one of the following items is an exempt supply for the purposes
of this Act:–
1. Supply: Animals, fish and birds imported for breeding and rearing purposes;
seeds, bulb rooting imported for propagation.
Description: Live asses, mules and hinnies, live marine mammals, live fish
and aquatic invertebrates (excluding ornamental fish and pets), edible fruits,
seeds, bulbs, roots, nuts and vegetables.
2. Supply: Rice in its raw state.
Description: Rice is considered to be in its raw state even if it has undergone
stripping or polishing.
3. Supply: Agricultural inputs.
Description: Chemicals used solely as agricultural inputs, including all forms
of fertilizers, acaricides, fungicides, rematicides, growth regulators,
pesticides, veterinary drugs and vaccine and animal feed unfit for human
consumption.
4. Supply: Water.
Description: Supply of water excluding bottled or other packaged and
distilled water.
5. Supply: Printed matter (books and newspapers).
Description: Books and newspapers fully printed or produced by any
duplicating process, including newspapers and academic publications, but
excluding imported newspapers, plans and drawings, scientific and technical
works, periodicals, magazines, trade catalogues, almanacs, price lists,
greeting cards, calendars and stationery.
6. Supply: Education services
Descriptions: These include tuition or instruction for students provided
by an institution duly registered or licensed by the appropriate institution
being–
(a) a pre-primary, primary or secondary school;
(b) a technical college, community college or university;
(c) an educational institution established for the promotion of
adult education, vocational training, improved literacy or
technical education;
(d) an institution established for the education or training of
physically or mentally handicapped persons;
(e) and published by the Minister responsible for education
in the Gazette.
7. Supply: Medical services and pharmaceuticals.
Description: Medical services mosquito nets; and a list of drugs approved
and published in the Gazette by the Ministry of Health for treatment of
malaria, HIV-AIDS, leprosy, tuberculosis, snake bites, rabies and laser fever
and condoms.
8. Supply: Transportation of passengers
Description: Transportation of persons by bikes, buses and similar vehicles,
ferry, train and air excluding internal air travel, boat and hovercraft services.
9. Supply: Crude oil and hydrocarbon products.
Description: Petrol, diesel, liquefied petroleum gas, kerosene and residual
fuel oil, bitumen but excluding lubricating oils.
10. Supply: Financial services.
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Description: Provision of insurance; dealing in money (including foreign
exchange) provision of credit; operation of any bank but excluding fees and
similar charges for non intermediation services including transfers,
professional advice such as accountancy, investment and legal; and safekeeping services.
11. Supply: Goods for the disabled.
Description: Articles designed exclusively for use by the disabled.
12. Supply: Land, buildings and public works.
Description:
(a) Land and buildings; the granting of assignment or
surrender of an interest in land or buildings: the rights to
occupy land or buildings;
(b) Civil engineering public works.
13. Supply: Machinery
Description: Machinery, apparatus and appliances designed for use
exclusively in–
(a) agriculture, veterinary, fishing and horticulture,
(b) manufacturing, and
(c) mining.
and classified as exempt under the Harmonised Systems Commodity
Classification Code.
14. Supply: Export of all minerals.
Description: Export of all minerals including rutile and its by-products, iron
ore, bauxite, gold and diamonds.
15. Supply: Funeral services and coffins.
Description: The preservation, burial and cremation of a human corpse and
coffins.
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