Appellant ordered to deposit Rs. 83,00,000 and Rs. 72,00,000 for service tax violations. The Tribunal directed the appellant in Stay petition No. ST/S/10966/2013-DB to deposit Rs. 83,00,000 within eight weeks for non-deposit of full service ...
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Appellant ordered to deposit Rs. 83,00,000 and Rs. 72,00,000 for service tax violations.
The Tribunal directed the appellant in Stay petition No. ST/S/10966/2013-DB to deposit Rs. 83,00,000 within eight weeks for non-deposit of full service tax amount and contesting penalties. In Stay petition No. ST/S/10967/2013, the appellant was ordered to deposit Rs. 72,00,000 within eight weeks for similar non-deposit issues. The Tribunal allowed waiver of pre-deposit for the balance amounts, and recovery of outstanding amounts was stayed pending appeal disposal.
Issues involved: Stay petitions regarding non-deposit of service tax collected from clients, imposition of penalties, and interest.
Issue 1: Stay petition No. ST/S/10966/2013-DB - The appellant collected service tax but did not deposit the full amount with the Government authorities. - Appellant contests penalties and interest, claiming discrepancies in service tax liability calculation. - Tribunal directs the appellant to deposit the outstanding amount of Rs. 83,00,000 within eight weeks and report compliance.
Issue 2: Stay petition No. ST/S/10967/2013 - Similar to the first case, the appellant collected service tax but did not fully deposit it. - Confirmed demand of Rs. 1,98,65,936 with only Rs. 1,26,54,278 deposited. - Tribunal orders the appellant to deposit Rs. 72,00,000 within eight weeks and report compliance by a specified date.
Conclusion: - The Tribunal allowed the waiver of pre-deposit for the balance amounts subject to compliance. - Recovery of outstanding amounts stayed until the appeals are disposed of.
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