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Job work and molding charges and reakted tax issues

Suvarna Kumar

We are 100 percent EOU and if  we sent PP mats  to Job work for rubber packing . In this case Job worker using their own backing compund .The backing compund materilas is not an duty releated materials and they billing us molding charges PP mats . In this case central excise have any objection ?

PP mats is 100 percent EOu products and Job worker make this as rubber molded PP mats .

Job worker need to pay service tax or any other charges for this work.

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Debate on Service Tax Applicability to Job Work Charges for EOUs Under Works Contract Service; Examining Exemption Options. A discussion on a forum addresses tax implications for a 100% Export Oriented Unit (EOU) sending polypropylene mats for job work, where the job worker uses their own rubber compound for backing. The query seeks clarification on whether service tax applies to the molding charges. A participant suggests that service tax is applicable under Works Contract Service due to the transfer of property in goods. They also discuss options for handling the transaction, including purchasing the rubber compound from the job worker, which could allow for exemptions under a specific notification. Further clarification on tax details is requested. (AI Summary)
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PAWAN KUMAR on Nov 10, 2013

As per my view, service tax would be charged as you have told that eou unit sent the raw material to job worker and the job worker processed the raw material by using their own material. The service which the job worker did, falls under Works Contract Service, where transfer of property in goods involved. Therefore service tax would be leviable.

Suvarna Kumar on Nov 11, 2013

Dear Sir ,

 

. We are sending Semi finished Poly proplylne mats for rubber backing . We are sening only poly propylne mats . The Job worker using thier own rubber for backing this product . In this case .How to Billing and Job worker face any taxes . Is thier any rules to purchase the rubber compund from job worker and hand over them for backing . What are the real procedure for this type of Job work  

 

PAWAN KUMAR on Nov 11, 2013

Dear Sir,

As per my understanding there are two options, 1. the job worker sell the material to you and you in turn provide the same to use into your job work. In such case, all the materials will be in your possession and job worker will only charge the job work charges to you for which he can claim exemption under mega exemption Notification No. 25/2012-ST S.no.30 (c).

Suvarna Kumar on Nov 12, 2013

Dear Sir

In this case if we purchase the raw materails from Job worker . Raw materails name Rubber compound. Can you please explain the taxes they need to mention in rubber compund sales to us .

As per   mega exemption Notification No. 25/2012-ST S.no.30 (c)..Where this details mentioned.

Also we are waiting to hear from 2nd option .

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