Govt civil works estimate
4 years ago
I use to saw an estimate for a road construction. Estimate cost is one core. Estimate provides GST 12% Rs. 1043426 labour welfare fund 100000 . Accordingly govt has to pay this cost. Is it right? Or Contractor who won the tender should bear this cost. Which is correct. All the estimate are prepared like this.
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.The answer to this is two fold
1. If it is expressly written in the contract as to who has to pay what, then, that must be followed.
2. If we follow the GST rules and norms, then,
Accordingly it says that a contractor is liable to pay the amount of GST [12%] as has been mentioned by you.
He can however get this amount back by way of "Input Tax Credit" which is a facility provided under this Law.
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1. If it is expressly written in the contract as to who has to pay what, then, that must be followed.
2. If we follow the GST rules and norms, then,
Accordingly it says that a contractor is liable to pay the amount of GST [12%] as has been mentioned by you.
He can however get this amount back by way of "Input Tax Credit" which is a facility provided under this Law.
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Pavan kumar Gudipati
Responded 4 years ago
A.AS per GST act, You (Contractor) has to pay, GST amount (12%). There is possibility of getting this Tax back as per "Input Tax Credit". Few cases, this facility was given by Court ( case: In re Nagaur Mukandgarh Highways Pvt. Ltd. (GST AAR Rajasthan) ), But still as per latest information, ITC you may not claim.
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Biswajit Das
Responded 4 years ago
A.It's depends on the conditions of your contract. If it was written in the agreement then you have to pay. Or you can approach High court if they are imposing it on you
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Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 4 years ago
A.If it stated in contract then . Such laiblity of government or contractor then it will be possible to you
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A.Dear Sir,
You should study relevant circulars after getting the same from the concerned department by filing RTI application then make an issue before Lokayukta or any other concerned authority or file a PIL before High Court.
You should study relevant circulars after getting the same from the concerned department by filing RTI application then make an issue before Lokayukta or any other concerned authority or file a PIL before High Court.
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