04 March 2020
Which expenses are applicable under RCM liability for Infrastructure Business ? Can any one share List of expenses which are covered under RCM ?
05 March 2020
Infrastructure business means the real estate sector. Right?
List f expenses covered under RCM for the real estate sector:- If the promoter (Builder/developer) fails to purchase at least 80% of the value of input and input services, from registered suppliers then the promoter (builder/developer) has to pay GST @18% on reverse charge basis on all such inward supplies for the shortfall amount .Tax rate on Cement purchased from unregistered Person would be 28%.
2. On TDR or floor space index supplied on or after 01-04-2019.
3. Differential tax arising on procurement of works contract services in relation to the construction of affordable residential apartments, if 50% criteria mentioned therein are not met.
20 July 2025
Common Expenses Liable to RCM in Infrastructure Sector Services provided by goods transport agencies (GTA) When you hire transporters (without GST registration) to transport goods, you pay GST under RCM. Contractor/Subcontractor Services When subcontractors provide services and are unregistered or liable under RCM, the main contractor needs to pay GST under RCM. Legal Services Payments made to advocates or law firms (if unregistered) attract RCM. Security Services If availed from unregistered service providers, GST under RCM applies. Manpower Supply/Staffing Services If service provider is unregistered, recipient pays GST under RCM. Hiring of Equipment and Machinery GST payable under RCM if supplier is unregistered. Transport Services (Passenger and Goods) GST under RCM for unregistered transport service providers. Renting of immovable property (commercial rent) GST payable under RCM if the landlord is unregistered and monthly rent exceeds threshold. Key Points Specific to Infrastructure Sector: For Government subcontract works like NHAI road projects, often subcontractors or suppliers may be unregistered, hence RCM applies. If the supplier of goods or services is unregistered under GST, the recipient (you) is liable to pay tax under RCM. For aggregate supply (construction materials) from unregistered dealers, GST under RCM is applicable. Labour charges payable to unregistered labour contractors may also be covered under RCM. What about Input Purchases (Goods)? Reverse charge is usually applicable on services, not on goods. Exception: Purchase of goods like cement or bricks from unregistered persons attracts RCM at specified rates.