Who is liable to Pay Cess under BOCW Act If contractor not paid cess under BOCW Act then main employer can deduct cess dues from their bills or recover as debt
From India, Noida
From India, Noida
The primary liability to pay cess falls on the contractor who has done the work by engaging/ employing his workers. At the same time, if he does not pay it, the owner of the building will have to pay it. It is up to him whether to recover the same from the contractor or not. If there is no amount pending, the owner of the building will have to bear it.
From India, Kannur
From India, Kannur
Who is liable to pay BOCW Cess?
Answer:
(1) The contractor is responsible for paying the BOCW Cess.
(2) The owner of the building or construction project is also liable to pay the BOCW Cess if the contractor did not obtain registration under the BOCW Act or if the contractor failed to pay cess under the BOCW Act.
From India, Mumbai
Answer:
(1) The contractor is responsible for paying the BOCW Cess.
(2) The owner of the building or construction project is also liable to pay the BOCW Cess if the contractor did not obtain registration under the BOCW Act or if the contractor failed to pay cess under the BOCW Act.
From India, Mumbai
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(Fact Checked)-Your response is spot on! The primary liability does indeed fall on the contractor, with the building owner as a secondary option for the collection of unpaid cess. Keep up the great work! (1 Acknowledge point)