I renders interior Services, consider one project cost
Rs.500000/-

Scenario 1 - Material purchased on my Firm Name
Material - 300000 -300000 On party behalf
Labour - 200000 -150000 My expenses for Labour Contracts
Profit - 50000 My Profit

Scenario 2 - Material purchased by client
Labour - 200000 -150000 My expenses for Labour Contracts
Profit - 50000 My Profit

In both Profit is same Rs. 50000/-. which is beneficial for
me in terms of turnover or tax matters.

and if I have to raise a bill to party as per both scenario,
how it will affect bill and tax, where will I suffer loss?


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