Discuss whether the following supply of goods andservices are taxable events in GST: 1. A companyhaving warehouse in Mumbai shifted some rawmaterial to its factory in Baroda 2. An Indian companyimported machinery from its parent company inGermany 3. The sale of factory premises and plant andmachinery installed in the factory

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