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service tax on construction building

santosh sabat

Please advise me whether service tax is applicable for one of my client who is making constructing buildings in the form of duplex for residential accomadation. He sold the portion of land individually to all the customers. Now he has made agreement for construction of building one-to-one basis individually.

My question is whthere service tax is chargable if so under which category?

Service Tax Applicability for Duplex Construction: Works Contract vs. Residential Exemption Debate, Section 65(105)(zzzza) A user inquired about the applicability of service tax for a client constructing duplex buildings for residential use, where land is sold individually and construction agreements are made on a one-to-one basis. One response suggested that the service might fall under the works contract service category, subject to 4% tax, excluding VAT, with certain cenvat credits available. Another response argued that the service does not attract service tax as it does not fit the categories of commercial construction or residential complex construction, due to the absence of profit motive and the individual nature of the agreements. (AI Summary)
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vasudevan unnikrishnan on Dec 2, 2011

works contract service may attract,which is 4% of the gross value,and cenvat can be taken on the inputs.

NANDKUMAR SAGWEKAR on Dec 3, 2011

In your the answer is as below :

You are providing the  service to your customers. If the State VAT is applicable for your

construction work , then your services are falling under the category of works contract service.

You have to charge the WCT @ 4% on entire value of contract excluding VAT element plus 2% ED cess and 1% Shed cess , so the effective rate of service tax is 4.12% . In the works contract composition scheme , you are not entitled to take the cenvat credit on inputs,Please see the notification no. 32/2007. Kindly note that any materials are supplied to your client at free of cost to you

then the value of materials must be added in taxable value for the purpose of charging WCT service tax.

Thanks

A M SHEMBEKAR

CELL 09421187122 

vasudevan unnikrishnan on Dec 4, 2011

cenvat on capital goods and input services are available for works contract service;only cenvat on 'input materials'are not admissible..

Guest on Jan 12, 2012

Dear Sir,

This service will not attract Service tax because this service will not fall under the following category 1)Commercial Construction Service 2)Residencial Complex construction service

 

1) This will not fall commercial construction service because no motive of Profit make. this for personal use of Individuals.

2)This service not fall under residential complex this category define more than 12 houses as per your statement come to know one-one basis so definatly this will not fall under the same

so according to me there will not attract any service tax for the same

 

 

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