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07 August 2013 Hi all,
Our factory is at Himanchal Pradeshl. Our job worker is at Rudrapur ,Uttrakhand, . We are buying material from All over India, which is directly send to our job worker premises at Uttrakhand for Job Work, (Our purchase vendor raised the invoice as Buyer to us and consignee to Job Worker and in behalf of invoice material is directly dispatch to job worker premises job worker give his road permit of Uttrakhand for inter the material in Uttrakhand).
After received the material at job worker premises, we are issuing the job work Challan from Our Factory Himanchal Pradesh to Job Worker for Uttrakhand
With reference of our job work Challan, Our job worker transfers the finish material to our factory at Himanchal Pradesh , then we process it further Sale/Consume.
Now We want to know that what type of Taxes, Sales Tax Form and Intimation liability will raised for us and Job Worker

Sandeep
Himanchal Pradesh

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07 August 2013 Please reply

02 August 2024 Given your situation, where your factory is in Himachal Pradesh and your job worker is in Uttarakhand, several tax considerations need to be addressed regarding job work, including GST and Sales Tax. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the tax implications and requirements for both you and your job worker:

### **1. GST Implications:**

#### **For the Principal Manufacturer (Your Factory in Himachal Pradesh):**

1. **Job Work Notification:**
- **Job Work Agreement:** Ensure that you have a formal job work agreement with the job worker. This is important for compliance with GST regulations.

2. **Purchase of Goods:**
- **GST on Purchase:** When you purchase materials and send them directly to your job worker, you must ensure that the goods are purchased and dispatched in accordance with GST regulations. The invoice should reflect the correct details, including your GSTIN.

3. **Job Work Challan:**
- **Issuance:** Issue a job work challan to your job worker, reflecting the movement of goods from your factory to the job worker. This challan should be used to track the job work process and must be in line with GST rules.

4. **GST on Job Work:**
- **Job Work Service:** Job work is considered a service under GST, and the job worker will charge GST on the job work charges. Ensure that the job worker issues a proper GST invoice for the job work done.

5. **Return of Finished Goods:**
- **GST on Finished Goods:** When the finished goods are returned to your factory, ensure that the job worker provides an invoice or delivery challan as required under GST.

6. **ITC Claims:**
- **Input Tax Credit (ITC):** You can claim ITC on the GST paid on materials sent for job work and also on the job work service, provided the finished goods are used in the manufacture of taxable supplies.

#### **For the Job Worker (Located in Uttarakhand):**

1. **Receipt of Goods:**
- **GST Compliance:** The job worker should ensure proper documentation for receiving the goods, including the road permit and job work challan from you.

2. **Job Work Charges:**
- **Issuance of Invoice:** The job worker should issue an invoice for the job work charges, including GST as applicable, and provide it to you.

3. **Movement of Finished Goods:**
- **Delivery Challan/Invoice:** When the finished goods are sent back to you, the job worker must issue a delivery challan or invoice for the goods. This should reflect the GST implications.

### **2. Sales Tax Forms and Intimation:**

1. **Sales Tax Forms:**
- **Himachal Pradesh:** For your factory in Himachal Pradesh, ensure compliance with the VAT or GST filing requirements as per the local regulations. Since GST is applicable, file GST returns including the details of job work transactions.
- **Uttarakhand:** The job worker should comply with the GST filing requirements in Uttarakhand, including the details of job work services provided to you.

2. **Intimation and Documentation:**
- **GST Returns:** Both parties should accurately reflect the transactions in their respective GST returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B) to avoid any discrepancies.
- **Records:** Maintain all relevant records, including invoices, challans, and delivery notes, for both the supply of materials and job work services. This is essential for compliance and audits.

### **3. Practical Steps:**

1. **Consultation:**
- **Tax Advisor:** Given the complexity of inter-state job work and GST compliance, it’s advisable to consult a tax advisor or GST consultant who can provide guidance tailored to your specific scenario.

2. **Documentation:**
- **Ensure Proper Documentation:** Both you and your job worker should maintain proper documentation to support the movement of goods and services. This includes job work challans, GST invoices, and delivery challans.

3. **Compliance:**
- **Follow GST Guidelines:** Adhere to GST guidelines for inter-state job work to ensure smooth operations and compliance with tax regulations.

By ensuring proper compliance with GST requirements and maintaining thorough documentation, you can effectively manage the tax implications of job work between your factory and the job worker.


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