Dear Sir / Mam

I am working with a travel agency. We deal in inbound & outbound tours. Some times we receive commission from Hotels & sometimes we receive net rate. Should we charge service tax on commission amount, recd from hotel ? Please help. This time we are already charging ST on commission amt.

Regards
Vijay

In hotels we will have to charge the luxury tax on room rent. So service tax would be taken on gross amt.? Simlarly the vat on f&B sales is taken and service tax is taken on gross amt.? During construction the bill I pay attracts Excise payment and service tax element. so can i take input credit of both (i.e. excise and service tax element). In how many years I can take input credit(i.e. of service tax and excise).? Please guide I am juggling between statues...

If i received commission on export sales, is it liable for service tax?

In case of transaction with ASSOCIATED ENTERPRISES service tax need to pay on accrual or receipt whichever is earlier. However please advise while determining service tax liablity whether service tax credit on unpaid items can b adjusted or not.

Dear All,

please resolve my query.

Dear Sir,
our company Receiving the Foreign Consultancy Services from Spain and Germany Individuals(Not a company in Foreign Country)

Weather the Company in india is liable for Service Tax and TDS Provisions

Pls. Resolve the issue

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Respected Sir,

Please give the whether the service tax on payment of freight to road transport is applicable in case of traders or not

regards

Vishal

Delhi High Court adjudged service tax on commercial property as wrong.
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If, the tenant has paid the rent amount and refused for payment of service tax , what shall be the rent collector's liability.