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Supply of labor for cutting vegetable in a industry

Date 14 Jan 2018
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Supply of manpower taxable: labor for cutting vegetables is GST liable and not covered by agricultural exemption, subject to registration threshold.
Supply of manpower for cutting vegetables in an industrial or restaurant setting is a taxable service under GST, not an agricultural exemption; GST applies irrespective of worker activity, and suppliers must charge tax if they exceed the prescribed registration threshold. (AI Summary)

we supply cut vegetable to dominos and there was a contractor who supplies labor for cutting of vegetable in my company. does he charge GST on labor bills or not. Please clarify.

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The Supply of labour is under manpower. It is supply which is taxable. It does not matter whether the supplied labour is cutting labour or sitting idle. It is taxable irrespective of the period whether pre-GST GST era or post GST era.

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Kasturi sir is correct. Supply of manpower for cutting vegetables at a restaurant is not in the farm labour category. Such service is not exempted from gst. Please pay the tax.

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Such services are being provided in furthern of Business activities not as agriculture activities, hence taxable, provided you have crossed threshold limit as prescribed.

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No doubt different grounds by experts but ultimate destination is same.

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