Pure service

[Asked by Guest]

What is the meaning of pure service given by central,stat Government or by local authority?

Is there any difference between Pure service and pure labour contract?

[Praveen Nair]

Hi Pallav

Supply of services without involving any supply of goods would be treated as supply of ‘pure services’.

For example, supply of man power for cleanliness of roads, public places, architect services, consulting engineer services, advisory services, and like services provided by business entities not involving any supply of goods would be treated as supply of pure services.

[KASTURI SETHI]

I support the views of Sh.Parveen Nair Ji. Further, added that C & F Agent and CHA are best examples of Pure Agent Services. You work for and on behalf of client.

[Ganeshan Kalyani]

E.g. housekeeping work is pure service . whereas, giving manpower to do housekeeping work is a pure Labour contract .

[KASTURI SETHI]

Sh.Kalyani Ji is right.

AI Summary

Pure service: supply of services absent any goods, distinguished from labour contracts and pure agent services.
Pure service means supply of services without any supply of goods, exemplified by cleaning, architectural, consulting and advisory services; pure labour contract denotes supplying manpower to perform work, whereas pure service denotes performing the work itself; pure agent services (e.g., C&F agents, CHAs) act on behalf of clients without supplying goods; classification depends on whether goods accompany the service.