Reverse charge mechanism
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30 August 2013
what is meant by reverse charge mechanism in service tax
30 August 2013
1)Normally, service tax is payable by person providing the service.
2)Section 68(2) makes provision for reverse charge i.e. making person receiving the service liable to pay tax.
3)Provision can be made that part of tax will be paid by service receiver and part by service provider.
4)Provisions relating to reverse charge are contained in Notification No. 30/2012-ST dated 20-6-2012.
2)Section 68(2) makes provision for reverse charge i.e. making person receiving the service liable to pay tax.
3)Provision can be made that part of tax will be paid by service receiver and part by service provider.
4)Provisions relating to reverse charge are contained in Notification No. 30/2012-ST dated 20-6-2012.
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30 August 2013
1)The small service provider exemption of ` 10 lakhs not available when tax is payable under reverse charge.
2)Cenvat credit cannot be used to pay tax by service receiver. Service tax as to be paid by cash only i.e. GAR-7 challan.
3)Once paid, Cenvat credit can be taken if otherwise it is his eligible ‘input service’.
4)Tax should be paid under service tax registration number of service receiver and included in his return as he is liable to pay service tax.
5)Service tax is payable by service receiver when actual payment is made to service provider and not on receipt of Invoice from service provider. However, if payment is not made to service provider within 6 months, service tax is anyway payable. Interest is also payable.
6)Exception is that when service provider is outside India is Associated Enterprise (group company with at least 25% common interest), the service receiver is liable to pay service tax as soon as the account of service provider is credited in books of account of service receiver.
2)Cenvat credit cannot be used to pay tax by service receiver. Service tax as to be paid by cash only i.e. GAR-7 challan.
3)Once paid, Cenvat credit can be taken if otherwise it is his eligible ‘input service’.
4)Tax should be paid under service tax registration number of service receiver and included in his return as he is liable to pay service tax.
5)Service tax is payable by service receiver when actual payment is made to service provider and not on receipt of Invoice from service provider. However, if payment is not made to service provider within 6 months, service tax is anyway payable. Interest is also payable.
6)Exception is that when service provider is outside India is Associated Enterprise (group company with at least 25% common interest), the service receiver is liable to pay service tax as soon as the account of service provider is credited in books of account of service receiver.
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