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2023 (8) TMI 1207 - AAR - GST


Issues involved:
The judgment addresses the applicability of GST exemption for sub-contract work of Land Reclamation/Solid Waste Management to a Municipal Corporation, and whether the exemption extends to future sub-contracts involving both intrastate and interstate supplies.

Applicability of GST Exemption:
The applicant sought an Advance Ruling on whether providing sub-contract work of Land Reclamation/Solid Waste Management to a Municipal Corporation through a main contractor exempts them from GST payment under Notification No. 12/2017. The Authority examined the contract between the applicant and Biomining India Private Ltd., noting that the service was interstate as the applicant, based in Tamil Nadu, provided services to Biomining India Private Ltd. in Maharashtra. Due to the interstate nature of the supply, the Authority ruled that it lacks jurisdiction under Section 96 of the CGST Act to provide a ruling on this matter.

Exemption for Future Sub-Contracts:
Regarding the exemption's applicability to future sub-contracts involving both intrastate and interstate supplies, the Authority stated that each contract must be assessed individually based on its terms and activities. As Advance Rulings cannot be given for hypothetical scenarios, the question about future sub-contracts was not admitted for consideration.

Conclusion:
The Authority ruled that the question of whether the applicant's sub-contract work is exempt from GST and if the exemption applies to future sub-contracts was not admitted for consideration due to jurisdictional limitations and the hypothetical nature of the inquiry. The ruling emphasized the need for individual assessment of each contract for exemption applicability.

 

 

 

 

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