The commercial invoice shows the cost price and the installation charge of my carpet. Should I include the installation charge in the computation of GST?

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The installation charge should be excluded from the Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF) value in the computation of GST if the installation was performed in Singapore.

The commercial invoice shows the cost price and the installation charge of my carpet. Should I include the installation charge in the computation of GST?

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