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Case Name : In re Prodip Nandi (GST AAR West Bengal)
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In re Prodip Nandi (GST AAR West Bengal)

Manpower Agency cannot escape GST liability on Gross amount by showing Services Charges and Salary/Wages Separately

The applicant thus engages contract labour towards supply of manpower services as requited by his clients (recipient of services). Rule 33 of the CGST/WBGST Rules, 2017 clearly speaks that one of the conditions that has to be satisfied for exclusion of expenditure or costs from the value of supply which has been incurred by a supplier as a pure agent if the services procured by the service pr

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  1. Srikant Agarwal says:

    The applicant has applied all efforts to substantiate himself as pure agent.
    Infact most of the clients who are employing manpower are getting GST ITC. So doesn’t make much difference for them
    However the manpower supplier has very little scope of claiming GST ITC. Nevertheless he is recovering GST amount from his clients.
    So basically a zero sum game.

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