Jurisdiction realignment: service tax boundaries reorganised and assessees must use existing CDR until migration completes. Service tax administrative boundaries have been redefined to align with re organised municipal wards and peripheral taluks and districts, effective 20.01.2015, as per the annexed schedule. Assessees should consult the departmental website or provided contact numbers for jurisdictional details. Until migration to the new CDR code is completed, assessees must continue using their existing CDR code for tax payments and must quote their Service Tax Registration Number in all correspondence. The Trade Notice supersedes prior notices and requests acknowledgment of receipt.
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Jurisdiction realignment: service tax boundaries reorganised and assessees must use existing CDR until migration completes.
Service tax administrative boundaries have been redefined to align with re organised municipal wards and peripheral taluks and districts, effective 20.01.2015, as per the annexed schedule. Assessees should consult the departmental website or provided contact numbers for jurisdictional details. Until migration to the new CDR code is completed, assessees must continue using their existing CDR code for tax payments and must quote their Service Tax Registration Number in all correspondence. The Trade Notice supersedes prior notices and requests acknowledgment of receipt.
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