GST for supplier of service under composition scheme

If a supplier of service, who is under composition scheme, supplies works contract service, can he submit bill to the tax deductor on the full estimate of the work? Or he has to reduce 18% (suppose the GST rate on the works contract is 18%) from the estimate amount? He has to pay 6% GST as he is under composition scheme.
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This discussion clarifies GST obligations for service suppliers operating under the composition scheme, specifically concerning works contracts. It addresses whether an invoice can be issued for the full estimated value of the work or if GST needs to be deducted beforehand. The consensus is that a composition taxpayer can indeed issue an invoice for the full estimate without collecting GST, provided they do not claim Input Tax Credit (ITC).

Submit invoice on full estimate
Thank you for the response, ma'am. But I have some doubts, so please help me. If he is submitting invoice on full amount, will that mean he is collecting GST while the law says that composition taxpayer cannot collect GST?
But he is not collecting GST and compositional dealers are not allowed to collect GST.
Ma'am, what I am thinking is that the works contract full estimate (suppose it is under Govt) is inclusive of GST. Therefore, I am afraid that he may be collecting GST if he submit invoice on full estimate. Please enlighten me on the intricacies of the matter.
The amount is inclusive of GST but you are not allowed to claim ITC on such amount and accordingly the amount is added to the work contract cost.
Okay. Thank you for the very precise answer. That means, works contractor opting for composition can issue invoice on the full estimate amount and will not receive any adjudication from GST officers since he did not claim ITC. Is that correct?
Yes you are absolutely correct.

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