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Taxation of goods in a works contract is governed by the...

Taxability of goods in works contracts: fabricated components treated as distinct taxable goods; embedded fabrication costs included in value.

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VAT / Sales Tax March 2, 2026 Case Laws HC
Taxation of goods in a works contract is governed by the principle that the taxable event is the transfer of property in goods incorporated in the works and the taxable value is the value of those goods at the time of incorporation. Applying the transformation and marketability tests, fabricated steel superstructures/triangulated girders were held to be commercially distinct, marketable goods whose value included embedded fabrication, transportation, launching and erection costs; accordingly they were taxable as unspecified goods and most claimed fabrication-related deductions were disallowed. Reassessment under Section 31 BVAT was held within jurisdiction where recorded satisfaction existed on the material before the assessing officer.

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