- IRAS updated its GST guidance for construction services on 18 March 2026, introducing a new educational video.
- The video explains GST rules on billing, deposits, worker dormitories, reimbursements, input tax claims, and common reporting errors.
- It clarifies distinctions between taxable and non-taxable items, such as deposits, compensation payments, and dormitory rentals.
- The update aims to help construction businesses maintain compliance and correctly apply GST rules in complex projects.
Source: regfollower.com
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