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In the context of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework, what does a 'zero-rated supply' signify?

A Exports of goods or services where no tax is levied on output and input tax credits are fully refundable
B Transactions between domestic manufacturing units that attract a concessional tax rate of zero point five percent
C Supplies that are completely exempt from GST and where no input tax credit can be claimed
D B2C retail sales below a specified monetary threshold managed by the Ministry of Rural Development

Correct answer: (a) Exports of goods or services where no tax is levied on output and input tax credits are fully refundable

Explanation

Option A is correct as zero-rated supply covers exports where no tax is levied on output and input tax credits remain fully refundable. Options A, C, and D misstate the legal definition of zero-rated supplies under GST law.

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