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Regarding Combined contract for Supply and Installation of CCTV Cameras and Fire Extinguishers - Works contract or Supply of goods?

Shyam Agarwal

Sir, whether Combined contract for Supply and Installation of CCTV Cameras and Fire Extinguishers in Residential building is treated as works contract under GST or supply of goods?

Debate: Is the CCTV and Fire Extinguisher Contract a Works Contract or Goods Supply under GST? A discussion on whether the combined contract for supplying and installing CCTV cameras and fire extinguishers in a residential building should be classified as a works contract or a supply of goods under GST. One opinion suggests that CCTV installation is a works contract due to its dependency on installation, while fire extinguishers are considered goods as they can function without installation. However, others argue that fire extinguishers should also be classified as a works contract due to their installation on walls. The debate highlights differing GST implications and rates for works contracts versus goods supply. (AI Summary)
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YAGAY andSUN on Nov 23, 2018

Supply and installation of CCTV would fall under the category works contract as without installation and link it with control room it would not work whereas there is no need to install the fire extinguishers as it may work without such installation hence would be treated as supply of goods.

Shyam Agarwal on Nov 23, 2018

Thanks for sharing your valuable suggestions but sir Fire Extinguishers are also installed and fixed on walls of Building and intention of permanancy is also there. Then please elaborate why it also not to be treated as a works contract under GST. And many other section of experts treat CCTV camera as a Composite supply of Goods. I request you to please suggest and also request to other Experts for sharing their views.

Vamsi Krishna on Nov 23, 2018

Hi

Under GST Law, works contract has been restricted to any work undertaken for an immovable property. Fire Extinguisher Installation for residential buuilding falls under the definition of works contract.

KASTURI SETHI on Nov 23, 2018

In my view, Fire Extinguisher is also covered under "Works Contract."

Kishan Barai on Nov 24, 2018

I would like to know from experts like KASTURI SETHI sir, that what difference it makes in GST Taxation if the above one is treated as "Works Contract" or "Supply of Goods"

KASTURI SETHI on Nov 24, 2018

Dear Sir, One major difference is that both have different rates of GST. There are other differences also. I shall throw light later on.

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