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GST WORKS CONTRACTS IN RESPECT OF PUBLIC UTILITY BUILDING

giri gattupalli

Respected Sir,

One of my client executed works contract for Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanams for Peligrim accommodation building in the year 2020 and paid GST @  12% and now the GST Department is asking for 18% rate of tax as the TTD is not a Government Department and I request to you please clarify the rate of tax whether it is 12% or 18% in respect of works contract provided for construction of public utility building.

Thanking you Sir,

GST dispute over 12% vs 18% on works contract for pilgrim accommodation where religious trust not treated as government A contractor executed a works contract in 2020 for pilgrim accommodation and paid GST at 12%; the tax authority seeks 18% arguing the recipient is not a government body. The legal position cited: the concessional 12% rate under the relevant GST notification applies only when the recipient is the central/state government, a local authority, governmental authority or government entity. A statutory autonomous religious trust is not treated as a government body by courts, so the concessional rate would not apply and the general 18% rate for works contracts is likely applicable; challenges may consider limitation or allegations of suppression. (AI Summary)
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