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Hi, Dear all seniors,

We have hired a contractor for company production work. His monthly bill is around 4 lakhs. What will be the deductions from his bill? Does he want to have his own service tax number? If yes, please tell me the procedure for registering for a service tax number.

From India, Kolhapur
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If the contractor turnover is more than 8 lakhs, he is applicable to raise the service tax. If the contractor's invoice is raised for 4 lakhs, it must be summed up with 10.30%. The total amount to be paid to him after deducting 10% of income tax.

For example:
The actual amount is 100.00
Service Tax: 10.30
Total: 110.30
Amount to be paid = 110.30 - 11.03 = 99.27

The deducted TDS must be paid to the IT department monthly. At the end of the year or half-yearly, issue Form 16A.

From India, Delhi
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I don’t think TDS (I.T) on Sevice Tax. It should be on Rs.100. I am not tax expert, check. Pon
From India, Lucknow
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It will be deducted as TDS 10%. if sub vendor or job worker then 2% . on above calculation no matter if having service tax number or not. But TDS certificate should be issued in next month.
From India, Mumbai
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Can anybody able to give a clear explanation for the above issue???? which would be useful for everyone..........
From India, Tirunelveli
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IT is deducted after the sum with S.T., the same has been cross-checked with the department, and they found it correct. TDS of 2% is only applicable if it is certified by the IT Dept. This is what I experienced.

The latest update is to pay Service Tax in advance, i.e., simultaneously with the raised invoice.

From India, Delhi
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I dont think TDS is applicable on service tax. Some companies do deduct TDS incl of service tax. The well informed can clarify.
From India, Bangalore
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Hi,

The mentioned contract is a Production contract and attracts TDS at 2% if the contract is with a company or 1% if it is with an HUF or an individual. Sales Tax (ST) is inclusive only of 194I rent payment; ST should be excluded. Therefore, deduct 2% on the principal amount + ST. ST registration and all details are the contractor's responsibility. If the contractor levies ST, deduct TDS along with the ST amount. If the contractor does not charge ST, then leave it and deduct only on the invoice amount. Basically, deduct based on the invoice value alone, but ensure that his PAN No. is mentioned on the invoice.

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Narayanan

From India, Bangalore
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Hi,

You have to pay Service Tax to the Contractor as he is providing you with his Service Tax Number. PAN Number and Service Tax must be mentioned on the bill. TDS must be deducted on the Gross amount, including Service Tax, and it should be 2% if a partnership or Pvt. Ltd. firm and 1% if a proprietorship company. You do not need to register yourself in Service Tax as this compliance is for the contractor since he is providing you a service, so it is his responsibility to deduct the service tax.

Regards,

Deepak Vig
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From India, Delhi
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Mr. Deepak has correctly answered the question. Only one thing I would like to add to it: the rate of TDS depends on the nature of service offered by the contractor. If the nature of service offered by the contractor involves the use of his skill or intellect, then TDS has to be deducted at 10% under section 194J. Otherwise, TDS will be at 1% or 2% (section 194C) depending on the status of the contractor (Deductee).

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Ravindra

From India, Bangalore
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