Under GST law SAC refers to:

The correct answer is: B. Service Accounting Code

A Service Accounting Code (SAC) is a unique code assigned to each service provided by a service provider. It is used to identify the service for billing and reporting purposes. SACs are typically assigned by the service provider, but they can also be assigned by the customer or by a third-party organization.

SACs are important because they allow for accurate billing and reporting of services. They also help to ensure that services are properly allocated to customers. SACs can be used to track the usage of services, to identify trends in service usage, and to measure the performance of service providers.

Here is a brief explanation of each option:

• A. Systematic Accounting Code: This is not a valid option. There is no such thing as a Systematic Accounting Code.
• B. Service Accounting
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