Dear Sir,

Thnax a lot for your quick reply.

In continuation to my earlier query, I have the following query-

Being a Tour Operator & Travel Agent, I need to take services from my sub-agents for my clients. For which they issue Invoice in favour of my company and charge Service Tax on the service provided.

Kindly advise, if I can take Cenvat Credit of the service tax, I have paid already to my sub-agent.

Here, I would like to mention that I'm charging my clients @ 2.58% on the Total Tour Value. Means I'm claiming 75% Abatement, applicable on Tour Operator's Services.

Kindly advise.

Your's sincerely- Anurag

I'm a Tour Operator & Travel Agent providing the following services-

1. Domestic & Inbound Tour Packages
2. Hotel Bookings
3. Domestic Air Tickets
4. International Air Tickets

I have a registration of Service Tax under Tour Operator Category.

I have been filing details of Service Tax for all the above mentioned services in the same Return (mentioning the different applicable rates of Service Tax for different services).

Now my query is-

1. Is filing of One Return for all the four services allowed?? OR should I file 3-4 Returns for the above mentioned services??

2. Do I need separate registration for International Air Travel Service and Domestic Air TRavel Service?

Kindly advise on the above queries.

Your's Sincerely

Anurag

Dear Sir/ Madam
i have add agency our service tax is total 99000/- total taxable or is nay exemption available please tel me sir

Hi Friends,

We place the resources on contract for 6 to 9 months through manpower agencies. This bill the salaries of resources + agency charges + service tax.

The service tax is charged on salaries of resources + agency chages.

My query is that provide the service for which they chage 5% agenct charges to us so service tax should only be on agency charges rather than entires salaries of resouces.

This increase our contracted employees' cost by 20% from thier salary base.

Can some body explain me why service charges leived on salary amount also and is there any remedy to save money from service tax burden on salary amount.

Regards,
Mehul.

We provide service to a foreign customer for the amount USD 1,00,000 on 14.05.2008. Further we deduct TDS from his account USD 10000 and deposited into bank.
Now My question is that
(i)ON wchich amount I have to pay service tax.
(II)On which rate date I have to pay service tax?

I paid service tax of Rs.10,000 for rental charges , and the same has sub-letted ( half of portion ) and collected Rs.6000 as service tax.

Now my question is can i take entire credit of Rs.6000, or is it proportionate basis ( since 50% sublet) which comes to Rs. 5000.

Whether 10,000-6,000=4,000 is correct. or
10,000-5000=5000 is correct.

Kindly suggest whether any circulations or provisions of service tax which is going to substantiate...

can you just clarify me wether if we want claim the cenvat credit on service tax our turnover is to be more than one crore.is there any turnover specified in the Act.

I am a Manufacturer (other than maharashtra), get repaired a machinery with Material from Maharashtra. Vendor Charged me Composite Maharashtra Vat @ 8% and Comopsite Service Tax @ 2% on a Invoice prepared in 2007-08.

Can I take CENVAT Credit on service tax Paid on Repair Charges and if yes, state what is the Percentage of CENVAT Credit is to be taken?

And, in future Can CST @2% is leviable in place of Maharashtra VAT because i cannot take Credit of VAT due to Inter State Purchase.

Please Reply fast...

i'm working in a service provider firm.

we genrate a service bill to our clint everymonth but as per terms they paid after 60 days. i want to know that march month entry when i should entered in our books & how to service tax provision i have to do. pls specify enrty if possible.

Hi,

One of our client is not a chartered accounts but provides the following services and gross receipt exceeds 10 lacs. Please let me know if he liable to collect service tax.

· Account writing services
· Providing professional advice on various accounting items
· Filing of income tax returns


Best Regards,
Samir Ambavi