I am undertaking works contract from IOCL . in 2008 I sold my newly constructed building because of some financial problems and which i declared in IT return. Now Karnataka commertial Tax dept is saying it is also works contract so to pay the taxes, let me know what to do.
2 Replies
SANJAY THAKOR
(MANAGER-FINANCE)
(68 Points)
Replied 24 October 2010
Yes it is a deemed sale. That means the transfer of property of goods in execution of works contract.
Say for Eg. if a dealer is in activity of construction of Building, he will consume all raw material i.e. Cement, steel etc in construction of building.
Since the cement and steel is getting consumed in construction of building, builder will not pay VAT. Hence, department concern is correct. You will have to pay Works Contract Tax as per the provision of Karnataka VAT Act.
Neelesh
(propreitor)
(30 Points)
Replied 24 October 2010
I am not doing any construction works of buildings . I am only undertaking works contract from IOCL. I sold my building because of financial problem that too fully completed building. I have not made any agreement prior to contruction
Recent Topics
- Softex For freelancer ?
- GST ON REIUMBURSEMENT ENTRY ON GST PORTAL
- Missing invoice in gst
- GST on consultancy
- Linking adhaar to UAN without employer
- WHETHER ITC REVERSAL TH. GSTR 3B OR DRC03
- Advance Tax For Freelancers
- Is fvu 8.8 version available ?
- Interest and penalty on advance tax shortfall
- Joint Account with 3 legal heirs.......
Related Threads
CAclubindia
