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Applicability of service tax on labour contract

vijay rokade

Our labour contractor is suppling his own employed labour on cotract basis as per the agreemenet,whether these service is applicable for service tax?

Forum Debate: Service Tax on Labor Contracts; 'Manpower Recruitment and Supply Agency' Services Liable Under Specific Circumstances A discussion on a forum addresses whether service tax applies to labor contracts, particularly when labor contractors supply their own employed labor on a contract basis. The consensus among participants, including Surender Gupta and Dev Kumar Kothari, is that such activities generally fall under the category of 'Manpower Recruitment and Supply Agency' services, making them liable for service tax. However, distinctions are made between simple labor supply and contracts for specific work, which may not be subject to the same tax. Participants emphasize understanding the employer-employee relationship and the nature of the contract to determine tax applicability. (AI Summary)
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Surender Gupta on Jan 4, 2010
Yes, it appears that your activity is covered by the category of Manpower recruitment and Supply Agency service.
DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Jan 4, 2010
Please provide full facts and your own views on the matter, for discussion.
vijay rokade on Jan 4, 2010
Anybody can give there carrect views regrding the above issue please.
vijay rokade on Jan 4, 2010
In this case the relationship of employer and employee does not exists,if it so then the labour contractos is covering under the Manpower services.Pls see the crafication on this. Issue - 010.02 / 23.08.07 Business or industrial organisations engage services of manpower recruitment or supply agencies for temporary supply of manpower which is engaged for a specified period or for completion of particular projects or tasks. Whether service tax is liable on such services under manpower recruitment or supply agency's service [section 65(105)(k)] Clarification In the case of supply of manpower, individuals are contractually employed by the manpower recruitment or supply agency. The agency agrees for use of the services of an individual, employed by him, to another person for a consideration. Employer-employee relationship in such case exists between the agency and the individual and not between the individual and the person who uses the services of the individual. Such cases are covered within the scope of the definition of the taxable service [section 65(105)(k)] and, since they act as supply agency, they fall within the definition of "manpower recruitment or supply agency" [section 65(68)] and are liable to service tax.
Surender Gupta on Jan 4, 2010
Mr. Vijay Rokade, once you yourself has stated the provisions of circular, you need to put the real issue. Where is the confusion or difficulty in deciding the applicability of service tax. Do you think the relation between your client and your employees are also of a employer and employee. If you put your doubt, it would be easy to discuss it further and address your concern.
DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Jan 5, 2010
If the contractor is simply providinglabor and charging charges on per day basis or per hour bais ...then it will be supply of manpower. However, if the labor contractor is engaging his workers to carry out contracted work, then it will be works contract. For example ,say for loading of finished goods or carrying out repair work. In case of contract for carrying out the work, it will not be for supply of manpower. Then what type of work is outsourced to the labor contractor, will have to be considered in light of various types of taxable services- awhoe some exercise. I advise Mr. Vijay Rokade to mention full facts and give his views, becasue he being primarily concerned with his problem, must have done some exercise on the problem. That will go a long way in achieving purpose of discussion forum.
vijay rokade on Jan 5, 2010
Hi Mr Gupta, Thanks for your advice and i would like to state that as per the defination of Manpower recruitment and Supply Agency service those exite the relation of employer and empoyees then they are cover under the Manpower agency but in case od cotract labour the relation of employer and employees remain the same.Just like other companies.One of the notification has clearly mentioned that the labour cotract does not cover under the Manpower Agency and tommarow i will give you that notifiction for yor reference. Thanks
Surender Gupta on Jan 9, 2010
You did not provide the notification
YP SOOD on Jan 9, 2010
The contractor falls within the definition of "Manpower Recruitment or Supply Agency" [section 65(68)] and isliable to service tax.
Guest on Apr 11, 2013

I am a Jute bag manufacturer, for this manufacturing my labour contractor supply his own labour in every month on contract basis as per the agreement, whether these service is applicable for service tax?

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