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Clearification in Restaurant Service

Date 18 Nov 2013
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Service tax exemption for non-air-conditioned dining depends on clear demarcation and separate naming to avoid taxation.
Exemption for non-air-conditioned dining supplied from a common kitchen applies only when the air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned restaurants are clearly demarcated and separately named; if they operate under the same name, tax is chargeable on services from the air-conditioned portion. To meet the condition, entities may adopt distinct names for the two areas, and advisers cautioned that failing clear demarcation or separate naming may invite tax liability or suggest paying tax to avoid litigation. (AI Summary)

Dear Expert

As per Circular No 173/8/2013 – ST TRU dated 7th October,2013:-

(1) In a complex where air conditioned as well as non-air conditioned restaurant is operational but food is sourced from the common kitchen then service tax arise in the non-air conditioned restaurant is exempted.

(2) In a hotel, if services are provided by a specified restaurant in other area e.g. swimming pool or an open area attached to the restaurant then service tax is applicable.

Query:-

One of Restaurant having air conditioned area (air conditioned whole where seating arrangement for customer and food is served) as well as open seating area (Non-air conditioned are where seating arrangement in open area for customer and food is served).

For both, air conditioned as well non-air conditioned (open area) food are supplied from one common kitchen.

Restaurant name is same for both the area. Service Tax number also common.

In view of above circular wether service tax is applicable in non-air conditioned area (Open area)?

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