Goods and Services Tax - Tamil Nadu Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 - Construction services - Rate of state tax on services - Amendments - Notification - Issued. - GO (Ms.)No.42 - Tamil Nadu SGST
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Construction services: revised state GST rates, restricted ITC rules, 80% registered supplier threshold and reverse charge on cement. The notification restructures taxable entries for construction services and prescribes differential state tax rates (notably 0.75% for specified affordable apartments and 3.75% for various non affordable residential and commercial constructions) effective 1 April 2019, subject to conditions on receipt of consideration and completion. It restricts input tax credit availability and prescribes project wise formulas (Annexures I & II) to compute transitional ITC allocations between residential and commercial portions, requires 80% procurement from registered suppliers or payment on shortfall (including reverse charge on cement from unregistered suppliers), and provides a one time option procedure for ongoing projects (form and deadline 10 May 2019).
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Construction services: revised state GST rates, restricted ITC rules, 80% registered supplier threshold and reverse charge on cement.
The notification restructures taxable entries for construction services and prescribes differential state tax rates (notably 0.75% for specified affordable apartments and 3.75% for various non affordable residential and commercial constructions) effective 1 April 2019, subject to conditions on receipt of consideration and completion. It restricts input tax credit availability and prescribes project wise formulas (Annexures I & II) to compute transitional ITC allocations between residential and commercial portions, requires 80% procurement from registered suppliers or payment on shortfall (including reverse charge on cement from unregistered suppliers), and provides a one time option procedure for ongoing projects (form and deadline 10 May 2019).
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