Wrote on 19 July 2012
Yes
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Wrote on 19 July 2012
YES
Wrote on 19 July 2012
not at all
Wrote on 19 July 2012
YES
Wrote on 19 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 19 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 18 July 2012
ya its true
Wrote on 18 July 2012
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thts true
Wrote on 18 July 2012
ofcourse it will create additional revenue for govt. but 38 negative list not enough. there must be sub category in between the taxable services by which tax burdern can be avoided on poor one.
Wrote on 18 July 2012
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Almost all servics r txbl excpt few so negtv list idea is great.
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Wrote on 18 July 2012
Negative list contain only 17 services while there is so many services which is necessity to all the peoples but because of negative list these necessity services would also be taxable
Wrote on 18 July 2012
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Yes.
Wrote on 17 July 2012
Yes
Wrote on 17 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 17 July 2012
Yes
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not at all
Wrote on 16 July 2012
....
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Wrote on 15 July 2012
no
Wrote on 15 July 2012
In order to expand indirect taxation base this is a good idea.
Wrote on 15 July 2012
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yes
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Wrote on 13 July 2012
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it can never be....
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................
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Negative list gives clear cut idea regarding taxability of services and removes confusion!!
Wrote on 12 July 2012
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did any body read my comment
Wrote on 12 July 2012
yes........
Wrote on 12 July 2012
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service tax generate much revenu to goverment & it is covering allmost all services except fev left so it is better to generate negative list which does not charged to service tax
Wrote on 12 July 2012
Yes
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no
Wrote on 12 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 12 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 12 July 2012
yes
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Yes
Wrote on 12 July 2012
kind of!
Wrote on 12 July 2012
Taxing services should be of positive list n not of negative list.....
Wrote on 11 July 2012
yes
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Wrote on 11 July 2012
yes but after implementation of GST.
Wrote on 11 July 2012
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yes
Wrote on 11 July 2012
yes
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Its clear intention of the Govt. to leavy tax as far as possible. They do not want to left anything for the people as collection of taxation is under the constitution. But I think it's utlization is very much important.
Wrote on 11 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 10 July 2012
Wrote on 10 July 2012
yes
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Wrote on 10 July 2012
yes because in our country's GDP ,services forming part of 54% but tax collected from those services had been less proportionate to percentage of GDP.revenue to the government considerably low and govt can't give any subsidy on oil imports and also low no.of social welfare programs.
Wrote on 10 July 2012
IN REGARD TO EARLIER AMBIGUITY OF TAXABILITY...
Wrote on 09 July 2012
Yes, Negative list of services gives us easier way to remember all the services prescribed for IPCC syllabus.
Wrote on 09 July 2012
It is better to define small list of Nagative Services than long list of taxable services
Wrote on 09 July 2012
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it shows that v r going in the right direction as the same policy is adopted in developed countries. Moreover it is more helpful as it will be easy to understand by people who have a little knowledge reason being except few all are taxable. :)
Wrote on 09 July 2012
because negative list tell us about the services which are not taxable. It is very useful to the people who doesn't have more knowledge about taxation of services.
Wrote on 09 July 2012
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Need to Improve it............but that's on right way?????????
Wrote on 08 July 2012
negative list is used in many developed countries, we followed it.........
but delay
Wrote on 08 July 2012
negative list is used in many developed countries, we followed it.........
but delay
Wrote on 08 July 2012
negative list is used in many developed countries, we followed it.........
but delay
Wrote on 08 July 2012
negative list is used in many developed countries, we followed it.........
but delay
Wrote on 08 July 2012
negative list is used in many developed countries, we followed it.........
but delay
Wrote on 08 July 2012
it will help us for exam 2 remember taxable services
Wrote on 08 July 2012
k. but take initiative to create awarenous to public at large.
Wrote on 08 July 2012
k. but take initiative to create awarenous to public at large.
Wrote on 08 July 2012
yes
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ABSOLUTELY
Wrote on 07 July 2012
Wrote on 07 July 2012
yes its right way
Wrote on 07 July 2012
yes
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yes negative list is right way
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Y
Wrote on 06 July 2012
TO MUG UP LIST IS NOT REQUIRED WHEN A NEGATIVE LIST WILL EXIST
Wrote on 06 July 2012
yes.
Wrote on 06 July 2012
yes
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yes
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yes
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yes
Wrote on 05 July 2012
not correct-to be reviewed as per seperate approach
Wrote on 05 July 2012
BOL NE K LIYE KUCH CHODA HI NAHI
Wrote on 05 July 2012
it's correct you......
Wrote on 05 July 2012
it's correct you......
Wrote on 05 July 2012
no comments........
Wrote on 05 July 2012
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Wrote on 05 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 05 July 2012
Wrote on 05 July 2012
Negative cant be concluded as right way of taxing services
Wrote on 05 July 2012
right
Wrote on 04 July 2012
IF YOU NOTICE THAT which ever is the first option you will always get that option the highest percentage
Wrote on 04 July 2012
yes
Wrote on 04 July 2012
Wrote on 04 July 2012
yes
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Wrote on 03 July 2012
Cant Say
Wrote on 03 July 2012
Yes
Wrote on 03 July 2012
I THINK IT TO BE CORRECT ...
Wrote on 03 July 2012
