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Sale of developed land

02 August 2017

If we sale any land after some sewerage, road work and street lights work will it be subject to GST ? No construction done on land just sewerage and plot road cutting work.

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Manas Das (1431 Points)
Replied 02 August 2017

no gst sale of land is neither supply of goods or service

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Manas Das (1431 Points)
Replied 02 August 2017

no gst sale of land is neither supply of goods or service

Tej Pratap Singh (2 Points)
Replied 17 November 2017

If no gst on sale of developed land then what is the use of Input?????? which is used in developement of land???????

If any customer buy the land on higher price only due to other facility attached with land like- sewerage, road work and street lights and not only for land....

Kindly reply ASAP....

CA.CS.Vivek Agarwal (Working) (90 Points)
Replied 08 February 2018

what will be gst impact of transaction between land owners and developer doing plotting of land. land owners give ( no sale) land to the developer for road, sewerage work

JINENDER MUTREJA (0) (129 Points)
Replied 09 February 2018

i think the developer will charge for his services with GST and owner will gain the value additon in land due to these features but still gst must not be applicable to developed land as structure is not made it just plotting and sewerage work done which doesnt come under the defination of construction either.

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CA.CS.Vivek Agarwal (Working) (90 Points)
Replied 09 February 2018

thanks for your reply, yes even I think the same and developer cannot claim ITC on materials used. at what rate will developer charge gst to the land owner ? 18% as it is supply of services ?

JINENDER MUTREJA (0) (129 Points)
Replied 09 February 2018

if developer is provideing both material and labour services then it should come under works contract which is considered as service in GST and relevant rate should be charged by the developer. But i think developer can claim ITC.