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Service Tax

Date 23 Sep 2013
Replies3 Answers
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Respected All,
 
Kindly guide , if a manufacturer of excisable goods  is receiving rent income less than 10 lakhs from one of his immovable property , whether he is liable to pay service tax on such rent income or not liable to pay s.t. because the rent income is less than 10 lacs.
 
Basically my question is that if a manufacturer of excisable goods is providing any taxable service but income from such service is less than Rs.10 lacs, is he liable to pay service tax?
 
Your valuable guidance will be of great help. Thanking you in anticipation.
 
Regards,
Sanjeev Chauhan.
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Replied on Sep 23, 2013
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your view is correct. when a person is providing taxable services and not received more than Rs. 10 lacs per annum is not liable to pay service tax thereon except in the case of Reverse charge mechanism.

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Replied on Sep 24, 2013
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Hi, 

There is no correlation between SSP and mfr'r. you can claim SSP expemtion. 

Thanks,

shyam

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Replied on Sep 24, 2013
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both acts are different. a dealer under central excise need not be a taxable service provider

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