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Stage Decoration - whether transfer of right to use or interior decorator's service ?

Ramachandran and Ramachandran Associates Subramanian

Whether Stage Decoration for marriage functions, conferences and other celebrations will amount to Transfer of Right to Use and taxable under VAT ?  Or will it be a Interior Decorator's Service taxable under  Service Tax ?

Debate on Tax Classification for Stage Decoration Services: VAT or Service Tax? Potential Fit Under 'Pandal Shamiyana Services' A discussion initiated by a legal firm questioned whether stage decoration services for events like weddings and conferences should be classified as a transfer of the right to use, taxable under VAT, or as an interior decorator's service, taxable under service tax. A response from an indirect tax consultancy suggested that such services might fall under 'Pandal shamiyana services,' indicating that service tax would be applicable. (AI Summary)
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YAGAY andSUN on Mar 8, 2014

Dear Ramachandran,

We perceive that you are talking about classification dispute.  In our opinion it may come under Pandal shamiyana services and service tax would be applicable.

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Team YAGAY & SUN

(Indirect Tax Consultants)

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