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Jobworker registration and rate of service Tax

Rajkumar Chandnani

If job worker's turnover exceeds the prescribed threshold, 20 lakhs he will have to take registration as he is a service provider. how much service tax is applicable to him thereafter and weather principal can take ITC

Job worker surpassing 20 lakh turnover must register for GST; debate over 18% vs 5% service tax rate persists. A job worker whose turnover exceeds the threshold of 20 lakhs must register for GST as a service provider. The applicable service tax rate is debated, with one party suggesting an 18% rate with full Input Tax Credit (ITC) for unspecified services, while another suggests a 5% rate on job invoices. Both agree that the principal can claim ITC. (AI Summary)
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MUKUND THAKKAR on Jul 1, 2017
All other services not specified elsewhere18%With Full ITC
Ramesh Kothari on Jul 16, 2017

It's 5% on Job invoice

Yes ITC available to Principle

 

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