dear freinds,
kindly advice me about,
my client Partnership firm got commission from US on Sale made by the US Co. to Banglor Co.(India),
wether the receipt of commossion is lible for service tax of exempt.

i am waiting for your's golden advice

Commercial or Industrial construction service , vide section 65(105)(zzq),specifically excludes construction or repair of roads. Therefore, whether repairing of roads can be taxed under section 65 (105) (zzg) viz., ' management, maintenance or repair service'.

Respected sirs,
I am working in a Paper Mfg Unit in Tamilnadu as a Excise Asst. we are service the Stabilizer used in the Machine Hall. now we are taken credit on this or not. pls guide me

Thanks in Advance
Senthil
9994475595

Dear sir,

If we have send to material for Job work under rule 57f4, Can we charge on Service tax ?

please reply the same.

Regards

Kiran Satdive

Dear Sir,
One of our clients paying Service tax on billing basis i.e. he paid whatever he service tax charged on previous month billing irrespective of receipts of bills payment..
(He is paying service tax on monthly billing i.e. at the end of month he calculate service tax on previous months billing and same depositing to Department.)

When i audited clients accounts i faced some problem:-
1. Payment of Service tax:-
As per service tax Act, there is no Specific Rule/Section that service tax can be paid on Billing. As per Act it will considered Advance Payment of Service tax as per Rule 6 of service tax Rule, 1994. If we paid Advance service tax we are required to give details of Advance payment and adjustment in Return of Service tax as per section 70.
Details of such adjustment and reason their of should be intimated to Jurisdictional Range Superintendent with in 15 days.
However Clients had not taken any apporval and no adjustment shown in his return.


2. When he write of any debtors bill he also write back service tax amount charged on bill at the time of billing irrespective period of bill.(Although he had been paid service tax at the time of Billing on the same bill but now he is taking credit at the time of write back of bill)

3. He is taking 100% Cenvat credit on input service received by him on Payment of service.


Please suggest on the above all three matter . Is it can be carried over or not in future (as per clients in this field every service provider following this practice)


Thanks & Regards
Kamal

Dear Experts,

We are a Battery Manufacturing Co and register with Central excise and Service Tax. Regularly we are paying Service Tax towards GTA. But last month by mistake we have paid some extra amount.

Now can we adjust the extra amount in next month while make payment to the dept.

Kindly confirm me.
Thanks and regards,
R.Dutta

we are registered in Service Tax and Central Excise Both. We pay service tax on GTA Services used by us after taking 75% abatement. i have following questions:-

1. we Charge from our customers 10.3% service tax on services given by us, can we take modvat credit of service tax paid by us on GTA services after taking 75% abatement?

OR

2. Can we take modvat credit of Service tax paid on GTA Services after taking abatement of 75% in Central Excise?

3. Can we adjust modvat credit of telephone and mobile bills i.e. 10.3% in Service tax payable on GTA Services i.e. 2.575%?
Please clearify me in detail

Thanks

A Bank Branch that commenced operations only in second week of september 2009. It has applied for ST reg a couple of days back & is yet to be alloted ST Reg No.

Pls advise as to the liability to pay service tax & file return.

One of my client has paid excess service tax in first qaurter ended 30/6/09. Again he paid excess service tax for quarter ended 30/9/09. Both were paid due to wrong calculation. Total is aorund Rs.113000

What is the procedure for claiming excess amount paid. Can We adjust in the next qaurter, if so is there any time limit upto which is can be adjusted or we have to claim a refund.

What is minimum amount for deducting Service Tax per bill or per service provider in case of Transporter.