Goods and services tax | chapter 2 | supply under GST | schedule 3|ca intermediate|cma intermediate|

Описание: In this lecture, you will understand GST Chapter-2: Supply Under GST [ PART 2] for CA Intermediate in a clear and exam-oriented manner. Supply is the most important concept in GST because tax liability arises only when a transaction qualifies as supply. Many students lose marks here due to confusion between supply, deemed supply, mixed supply, and composite supply. This session removes that confusion completely.

We explain the provisions in simple language along with practical illustrations and ICAI-style questions so you can easily attempt MCQs and case-study questions in exams.

What You Will Learn

• Meaning and scope of Supply under GST
• Section 7 – Taxable Supply
• Supply of Goods vs Supply of Services
• Composite Supply & Mixed Supply (very important)
• Schedule I – Supply without consideration
• Schedule II – Classification of goods or services
• Schedule III – Activities not treated as supply
• Examples asked in CA Intermediate exams
• Exam tips & memory tricks

Who Should Watch

CA Intermediate students preparing for GST
Students confused in Supply concept
Students targeting high marks in Taxation
Revision before exams

Why This Lecture Matters

Supply forms the foundation of GST. If you master this chapter, you can easily solve many questions in valuation, time of supply, and place of supply. This lecture focuses on conceptual clarity + exam approach — exactly what ICAI expects.

👍 Like the video if it helps
🔔 Subscribe for complete CA Intermediate GST playlist
📚 Regular classes available
Contact details :-
mobile :- 9534443950
web: ecpgurgaon.com
gmail:- [email protected]

#Hashtags
#GST #SupplyUnderGST #CAIntermediate #CAInterGST #GSTChapter2 #Taxation #CAStudents #ICAI #CommerceStudents #GSTConcepts #CompositeSupply #MixedSupply #GSTClasses #CAExamPreparation #GSTRevision #StudyWithMe #AccountsStudents #FinanceStudents #GSTLecture #CommerceCoaching #ExamPreparation #ViralStudy #EducationIndia