Clarification Issued in the Matter of Service Tax; Only Air-Conditioned or Air-Heated Restaurants to Pay Service Tax; Restaurants, Eating-Joints or Messes Which Do Not Have the Facility of Air-Conditioning Or Central Air-Heating in Any Part of the Establishment are Exempt from Service Tax
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Air-conditioned restaurant service tax liability clarified: only establishments with air-conditioning or central air-heating attract tax. Service tax applies only to restaurants, eating-joints and messes that have air-conditioning or central air-heating in any part of the establishment; those without such facilities are exempt. For taxable air-conditioned or air-heated restaurants, sixty percent of the value charged is deductible and service tax is calculated on the remaining forty percent.
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Air-conditioned restaurant service tax liability clarified: only establishments with air-conditioning or central air-heating attract tax.
Service tax applies only to restaurants, eating-joints and messes that have air-conditioning or central air-heating in any part of the establishment; those without such facilities are exempt. For taxable air-conditioned or air-heated restaurants, sixty percent of the value charged is deductible and service tax is calculated on the remaining forty percent.
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