what is WCT tax. who is lible to Pay WCT & what is the
process of Invoicing in contract of WCT in UP wirh rate of
Taxes (sales, services,WCT tax)
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Answer / satyendra mishra
It means work contract tax, if a contractor raised invoice
with labour charges and cost of material on same invoice
than wct is applicable on that invoice
Rate of WCT in UP is 4 %
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