Questions
What is the definition of a works contract under GST?
- A contract for the sale of goods
- A contract for the provision of services
- A contract for the transfer of property
- A contract for the construction of a building
What is the GST rate applicable to works contracts?
- 18%
- 12%
- 5%
- 0%
Who is responsible for paying GST on a works contract?
- The contractor
- The client
- Both the contractor and the client
- None of the above
What are the documents required for claiming input tax credit on GST paid on works contracts?
- Invoice
- Payment challan
- GST registration certificate
- All of the above
What is the time limit for filing GST returns for works contracts?
- 15th of the following month
- 30th of the following month
- 20th of the following month
- 10th of the following month
What is the penalty for late filing of GST returns for works contracts?
- Rs. 100 per day
- Rs. 200 per day
- Rs. 500 per day
- Rs. 1,000 per day
What is the interest payable on late payment of GST on works contracts?
- 18% per annum
- 12% per annum
- 9% per annum
- 6% per annum
What are the consequences of non-payment of GST on works contracts?
- Penalty
- Interest
- Imprisonment
- All of the above
What is the difference between a works contract and a supply of goods?
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a supply of goods, the supplier is responsible for the sale of the goods.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the provision of services, while in a supply of goods, the supplier is responsible for the sale of the goods.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the transfer of property, while in a supply of goods, the supplier is responsible for the sale of the goods.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a supply of goods, the supplier is responsible for the transfer of property.
What is the difference between a works contract and a contract for the sale of land?
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of land, the seller is responsible for the sale of the land.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the provision of services, while in a contract for the sale of land, the seller is responsible for the sale of the land.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the transfer of property, while in a contract for the sale of land, the seller is responsible for the sale of the land.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of land, the seller is responsible for the transfer of property.
What is the difference between a works contract and a contract for the sale of goods?
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of goods, the seller is responsible for the sale of the goods.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the provision of services, while in a contract for the sale of goods, the seller is responsible for the sale of the goods.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the transfer of property, while in a contract for the sale of goods, the seller is responsible for the sale of the goods.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of goods, the seller is responsible for the transfer of property.
What is the difference between a works contract and a contract for the sale of immovable property?
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of immovable property, the seller is responsible for the sale of the immovable property.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the provision of services, while in a contract for the sale of immovable property, the seller is responsible for the sale of the immovable property.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the transfer of property, while in a contract for the sale of immovable property, the seller is responsible for the sale of the immovable property.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of immovable property, the seller is responsible for the transfer of property.
What is the difference between a works contract and a contract for the sale of a going concern?
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of a going concern, the seller is responsible for the sale of the going concern.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the provision of services, while in a contract for the sale of a going concern, the seller is responsible for the sale of the going concern.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the transfer of property, while in a contract for the sale of a going concern, the seller is responsible for the sale of the going concern.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of a going concern, the seller is responsible for the transfer of property.
What is the difference between a works contract and a contract for the sale of securities?
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of securities, the seller is responsible for the sale of the securities.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the provision of services, while in a contract for the sale of securities, the seller is responsible for the sale of the securities.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the transfer of property, while in a contract for the sale of securities, the seller is responsible for the sale of the securities.
- In a works contract, the contractor is responsible for the construction of the building, while in a contract for the sale of securities, the seller is responsible for the transfer of property.