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SERVICE TAX ON INTEREST

Subodh Sharma
Interest on Loans and Advances Exempt from Service Tax Under Section 66D(n); Rule 6(2)(iv) Excludes Delayed Payment Interest. Section 66D(n) of the Act specifies that services involving deposits, loans, or advances, where consideration is in the form of interest, are exempt from service tax. Interest is defined under Section 65B(30) as payable on borrowed money or incurred debt. Activities not listed under Section 66D(n) are subject to service tax if interest is paid. However, as per Rule 6(2)(iv) of the 2006 service tax rules, interest on delayed payments is excluded from the taxable value for service tax purposes. (AI Summary)

Section 66D (n) of the Actinter-alia provides that services by way of extending deposits, loans or advances in so far as the consideration is represented by way of interest or deposit. Interest has been defined under section 65B(30) of the Act to inter-alia mean interest payable in any manner in respect of any moneys borrowed or debt incurred including a deposit, claim or other similar right or obligation.

Thus, to get covered within the ambit of section 66D (n) of the Act, the activity should be in the nature of extending a deposit, loan or advance for which consideration should be paid in the form of interest. In other words, any amount paid as interest in respect of an activity which does not fall within the specified list of activities shall not get covered under negative list and accordingly shall be chargeable to service tax.

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