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Applicability of Service Tax on online Journals

Date 29 Nov 2013
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Service tax applicability: fee-for-upload online journal services may be taxable absent exclusions, creating provider liability.
Applicability of service tax to online journals turns on whether the platform's activities constitute a taxable economic activity and whether any specific exclusion or exemption applies. Charging a fee to upload articles while offering free downloads does not, by itself, place the activity outside the tax net; the operator must examine the negative list and the exemption list to determine exclusion. If no applicable exclusion or exemption is found, the provider becomes liable once the statutory aggregate turnover threshold is exceeded (after Rs. 10 lakhs). (AI Summary)

If an online Journal charges money to upload articles on its website, but allows FREE downloads to its users, does it still get covered under Service Tax in India?

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Now ST is liable on any economic activity which is not excluded ro exempted. You may have to examine all the entries in the negative list + exemption list. I do not think there is any exclusion. If not there then liable after Rs. 10 lakhs to the person who is providing the services.

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