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Tax on services received by apparel exporters in fabrication of garments- (Ministry of Finance ) (15 Dec 2015)

MANU/DSTX/0040/2015

Service Tax

The Ministry of Finance has sought to clarify ambiguities regarding the applicability of service tax on services received by an apparel exporter from third parties for job work. It notes that manpower supply service is distinct from the service of job work, in that the former involves providing manpower temporarily under effective control of the service recipient. The exact nature of service would be determined from on the facts of every case; however, it provided a list of common contractual terms that are included in respect of outsourced services.

Tags : SERVICE TAX APPAREL EXPORT RECEIPT

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