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about doing job work of non-excisable unit

MEHUL ASHAR

Respected Sir,

One of my client is a excisable manufacturer & he wants to do the job work of a non-excisable unit.Is it possible?If it is possible then what is the procedure for that.Please reply.

THANKING U

Job Work Rules: Excisable Units Need Challans, Non-Excisable Units Pay Service Tax Unless Exempt by Notifications A client, an excisable manufacturer, inquired about performing job work for a non-excisable unit. It was clarified that job work is possible for both excisable and non-excisable goods. For excisable goods, a job work challan is required, and any additional inputs must be invoiced separately with applicable excise duty. For non-excisable goods, the job worker must pay service tax on the job work performed, with no available exemptions. If the unit is non-excisable due to exemption notifications or threshold limits, no service tax liability arises. The client expressed gratitude for the clarification provided. (AI Summary)
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