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Printing of paper is cover under job work or mot

Viresh Gupta

Sir I am manufacturer of corrugated boxes for manufacturing purpose I purchase paper .paper send by me for printing it is cover under job work or not if cover then clear about penalty non filling of itc 4 .service provider raise bill under code 9989

Sending Paper for Printing is Job Work Under GST; Referencing Thompson Press Judgment, Code 9989 Applies A manufacturer of corrugated boxes inquired whether sending paper for printing is considered job work under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework. The concern also included potential penalties for not filing ITC-04. The response, referencing the Thompson Press judgment, clarified that such activities fall under job work. The service provider issues a bill under code 9989. (AI Summary)
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