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Trilegal Update | Dispute on taxation of extra-neutral alcohol nears resolution

12 Jul 2024

extra neutral alcohol taxation dispute near resolution

A long-standing dispute on taxing extra-neutral alcohol seems to be nearing an end. The Goods and Services Tax Council has proposed a solution to the confusion caused by unclear legislation. This update explores the impact of this issue, highlights unanswered questions, and provides a way forward.

Partner: Dhruv Gupta, Counsel: Bhargav Mansatta, Senior Associate: Sourabh Kumar

1 Background

The Goods and Services Tax Council (Council), in its 53rd meeting on 22 June 2024, proposed a resolution to a longstanding dispute regarding the taxation of extra-neutral alcohol (ENA). It recommended that Section 9(1) of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (CGST Act) be amended to specifically exclude ENA from the scope of Goods and Services Tax (GST).


When the GST regime was introduced in 2017, ‘alcoholic liquor for human consumption‘ was deliberately kept outside its purview to safeguard the revenues of the states and allow them to maintain their fiscal independence.

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