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Issue ID : 116731
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sale turnover for works contractor

Date 24 Sep 2020
Replies5 Answers
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respected sir

for a R&B works contractor total gross bill received for fy 2019-20 is 1,00,000,00 (one crore)

gross receipts for fy 2019-20 = 1,00,00,000

gst included at 12% 10,71,429

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gross receipts for

incometax under sec 44AB is 89,28,571

whether i am right or wrong please discuss

thanking you

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Replied on Sep 24, 2020
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Is there any clause in the contract/agreement to the effect that gross receipt i.e. Rs.one crore will be inclusive of GST ?

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Replied on Sep 24, 2020
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respected sir

as per the final payment issued to contractor , contractor received

value of work done =89,28,571

gst = 10,71,429

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total = 1,00,00,000

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Replied on Sep 24, 2020
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GST does not form part of ' turnover' under Section 44 AB of the Income Tax Act.

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Replied on Sep 24, 2020
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thank you sethi ji

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Replied on Sep 25, 2020
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I fully agree with the views of Sri Kasturi Sir. Revenue accounted in books net of GST. And, GST is accounted in current liability as it is a statutory liability and shall be paid.

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