Tribunal Grants Waiver of Tax, Interest & Penalty Due to Direct Sale to TNEB The Tribunal allowed the change in cause title as requested by the Revenue and granted a waiver of pre-deposit of tax, interest, and penalty to the ...
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Tribunal Grants Waiver of Tax, Interest & Penalty Due to Direct Sale to TNEB
The Tribunal allowed the change in cause title as requested by the Revenue and granted a waiver of pre-deposit of tax, interest, and penalty to the applicant based on the finding that the applicant directly sold the goods to TNEB, making the service tax on the administrative charge not sustainable.
Issues: 1. Change in cause title 2. Waiver of pre-deposit of tax, interest, and penalty
Change in Cause Title: The Revenue filed a miscellaneous application for a change in the cause title from "Commissioner of Central Excise, Chennai-II" to "Commissioner of Service Tax, Chennai." The Tribunal granted the change in cause title as requested by the Revenue.
Waiver of Pre-deposit of Tax, Interest, and Penalty: The applicant entered into a Highseas Sale Agreement with TNEB for procuring and selling coal, charging an administrative fee of &8377;100 per metric ton (P.M.T.). The Revenue demanded Service Tax on the balance of &8377;45 P.M.T., alleging the applicant was the agent of TNEB. However, after examining the agreements and documents, the Tribunal found that the applicant sold the goods to TNEB directly. The Tribunal concluded that the service tax on the administrative charge was not sustainable. Therefore, the Tribunal granted a waiver of pre-deposit of the entire amount of tax and penalty. The Tribunal allowed the stay application, directing the pre-deposit of tax and penalty and staying the recovery until the appeal's disposal.
In summary, the Tribunal allowed the change in cause title as requested by the Revenue and granted a waiver of pre-deposit of tax, interest, and penalty to the applicant based on the finding that the applicant directly sold the goods to TNEB, making the service tax on the administrative charge not sustainable.
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