GST Circular No. 75/49/2018 for Seva Bhoj Yojna

On 27 December, the CBIC has notified the circular No. 75/49/2018 'Seva Bhoj Yojna' scheme. Under this scheme, IGST and CGST has been paid for the purchase and donate charitable/religious institutions on the free food serving by the public. The charitable/religious institutions are included Gurudwara, Temples, Dharmik Ashram, Mosques, Dargah, Church, Math, etc. The govt has released FORM SBY-01 to SBY-06 for all the charitable/religious institutions organizations offering under the Seva Bhoj Yojna.

FORM SBY-01 - Application for SBY-UIN
FORM SBY-02 - Unique Identification Number
FORM SBY-03 - Application for Reimbursement of Tax Under the SBY
FORM SBY-04 - Acknowledgment
FORM SBY-05 - Order Sanctioning/rejecting Claim of Reimbursement
FORM SBY-06 - Payment Advice

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