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Is Freelancer income eligible for GST

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I generate income from www.freelancer.com and www.upwork.com

Do I need to pay 18% GST?

Freelancing Income on Platforms Like Upwork Subject to 18% GST Under SAC 9983 for Professional Services A forum user inquired about the applicability of GST on income generated from freelancing platforms like Freelancer and Upwork. It was clarified that such income is subject to an 18% GST, classified under SAC 9983 for professional, technical, and business services. Another participant sought documentation or official links regarding this classification, but it was noted that GST, an indirect tax, is separate from direct income tax. A foreign participant asked about GST implications when invoicing an Indian company, confirming the 18% rate and seeking clarification on tax certificates and personal account payments. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Jul 27, 2017

You are liable to pay GST @18%.

Guest on Jul 27, 2017

Can you kindly confirm if there is any documentation for this?

DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on Jul 27, 2017

Heading 9983 (Other professional, technical and business services)

i) Selling of space for advertisement in print media = 5%

ii) Other professional, technical and business services other than (i) above - 18%

I think that your service is coming under (ii).

Whether it is correct Shri Sethi Sir?

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 27, 2017

Yes, Sir. Undoubtedly it is classified under SAC 9983. and attracts GST @ 18%. There is also no doubt that it falls into definition of supply of service.

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 28, 2017

Sh.M. Govindarajan Ji,

Sir, It is a fact (not exaggerating) that you have been never wrong and you can be never wrong. This is my observation.

Guest on Jul 28, 2017

May I request if you could kindly share the official link for this issue from Income Tax Department?

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 28, 2017

GST is indirect tax and Income Tax is direct tax. Both are not required to be correlated.

Guest on Jul 28, 2017

I understand, Can you share any official link for the above section that describes GST for Work from home Income in Software development?

Guest on Jul 28, 2017

I want to add a point. I have actually no firm.

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 28, 2017

Study information Technology Software Services. Try on google by posting these words.

Guest on Sep 12, 2017

Hello everyone,

I am foreigner, based outside India.

1st time i work with an indian company and i have some questions with GST. I hope you can help. I want to use my company to invoice the indian company. but they say it is going to be subject to tax. i am ok with that but would like to know how much is the rate. is it 18% ?

When we have the tax certificate, does it mention company name only or also the name of the person on it ?

In the other hand they say if they pay on my personnal account, then no tax. do you confirm ?

Thanks for your help !

Best Regards

Tpse

CHIRAG MEHTA on Sep 17, 2017

Yes it would be liable for payment of GST since employee employer relationship is not existing

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