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Issue ID : 106412
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taxability on flats sales by builders after completion

Date 10 Jan 2014
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Hi Experts pls highlight on service tax liability on sale of flats after completion by the builder

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Replied on Jan 10, 2014
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Dear Muthuswamy ,

If  a builder is selling the flats  after obtaining completion certificate , it would not be liable fo SeviceTax .

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Replied on Jan 11, 2014
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thanks and pls advise this completion certificate is issued by any certified surveyor or any govt dept

also pls advise if regn is done on uds portion only

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Replied on Jan 12, 2014
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builder to avoid service tax  has to complete all flats, get the completion certificate as per his plan submitted. to the passing/developing authority

after completion no service element in the absence any contract,  and only the immovable property  is sold which cannot service tax.

Further it also will not attract any vat  as immovable property is outside the purview of state sales act.  

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Replied on Jan 12, 2014
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Thanks a lot sir

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