Uttam
12 May 2009 at 11:54

Service Tax on Commercial rent

Delhi High Court adjudged service tax on commercial property as wrong.
We have not received any notification from Service Tax Dep for its exemption or waiver.

If, the tenant has paid the rent amount and refused for payment of service tax , what shall be the rent collector's liability.


Bharat Rajgor
12 May 2009 at 09:31

Service Tax Set Off

I just wants to ask if we are taking credit of Input Service tax in our books at the end of the month & payment is making to the vendor in the next month for that invoice then in such case can we avail the service tax set off against excise duty in the month of taking credit or we have to take credit only after the payment is made to vendor against that invoice


Ravinder
11 May 2009 at 15:31

Applicability of service tax

I have read from caclub website..that newspaper advertising ageny are not liable for service tax, in otherside party and news paper is responsible for the serive tax.. is it right i no then how much exceeds after we are responsible for serive tax.

4dahiya@gmail.com


CA Suresh Choudhary

Dear Sir,
I am from Mumbai and need your advice on Service Tax Matter:
The Delhi high court has ordered that service tax on rent of Immovable property is unconstitutional. And the same is pending in Supreme Court.

So till the Supreme Court gives order what we have to do: - Should we collect the ST from the tenant or not to collect.
If we opt for later option and Supreme Court gives contradictory order then can we collect the service tax waived from the tenant?

Thanks in advance.


Anirban Mitra
11 May 2009 at 12:43

Reimbursement of actual exp.

Let, there are 2 firms-A & B. B is collecting some Professional fees from a third party. While the service is provided to that (3rd) party jointly by A & B. Since the 3rd party is paying the bill amount to B only, A is raising bill on B against its own portion of fees. It was previously agreed that 60% of total professional fees collected from the 3rd party will be payable to A inclusive of reimbursement of expenses if any. For the time being A has made some Expenses on behalf of B (such as boarding, lodging,etc.)and the reimbursement of the same is included in that 60% amount.
My questions are-
i) is the agreement forming any "pure Agent"-principal relationship, if yes-How?
ii)If no, should A collect Service tax on the gross amount(i.e.60%)or amount after deducting the actual reimbursement? Please refer applicable Sec./Rule/Notification/Cases if any.


RAJESH CHOUDHARY
11 May 2009 at 12:09

Service Tax on Rental Properties

Can we file the ST-3 (Half yearly service tax return) on line like the Etds return? If yes what are the procedure for the same.

Please reply ASAP because it’s urgent.

Thanks in advance.


J SREEKUMAR
10 May 2009 at 22:21

SERVICE TAX & WORKS CONTRACT TAX

I had booked a flat in 2006 with a reputed builder. Towards this an agreement for construction and agreement for sell was executed. The payments were made as per the schedule of the builder. The UDS was registered in my Name while 85% of the construction was completed. Now the builder is refusing to handover the key as i have refused to pay service tax & works contract tax of totalling 4.04% of the construction cost.

Pls inform whether ST & WCT is payable by me as Allottee? If not, how to get the key as I have paid entire consideration of the flat.


Hitesh Moliya
09 May 2009 at 11:53

Taxable Service

I am providing both Taxable as well non taxable services. Till now I was not maintaining separate books of accounts due to which I was able to avail cenvat credit of service tax paid of only 20% of what was available to me. Is there any change in this budget relating to the availment of credit of service tax paid?


CA. VIKAS GUPTA

Hi Friends,
My client is a civil contractor and providing services of commercial contracts. As per the rules, he can claim abatement of 67% of the value of contract. My query is, whether he can claim CENVAT credit of input services e.g. telephone and audit fees if he claims abatement also.


jatin kapoor
08 May 2009 at 18:54

service tax on forex

As per rule 6(7B) of service tax rules 1994 amended by notification no. 19/2008 st dated 10.05.2008 service tax on forex will be charged @ 0.25% on amount of dollars exchanged(suppose) but the banks and other dealers are charging a transaction fees on which they are charging service tax @ 12.36% what is the correct procedure?








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