Service tax liability shift: clearing and forwarding agents must now directly pay service tax and comply with registration and returns. Clearing and forwarding agents are now directly liable to pay service tax on taxable services they render; the taxable value remains the gross remuneration or commission received from the principal or client. Existing requirements for registration, returns and assessment continue to apply, and Commissioners must issue trade notices with procedures for registration, document maintenance, filing and payment to facilitate implementation and compliance.
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Service tax liability shift: clearing and forwarding agents must now directly pay service tax and comply with registration and returns.
Clearing and forwarding agents are now directly liable to pay service tax on taxable services they render; the taxable value remains the gross remuneration or commission received from the principal or client. Existing requirements for registration, returns and assessment continue to apply, and Commissioners must issue trade notices with procedures for registration, document maintenance, filing and payment to facilitate implementation and compliance.
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