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Service tax Liability - MOST URGENT

SNEHAL SHAH

Sir,

Please solve below query :

1) We have received marketing service from Germany and Pay amount to him foreign exchange ( EURO ) .

2) We have paid amount for Trade fare expense for trade fare services - Payment to him foreign exchange ( EURO ) - Trade fare London ( UK ) .

3) We have paid amount in foreign exchange ( US $ ) for Certification of Trade fare .

Please guide above three point Taxability of Service tax .

Please treat Most Urgent .

Thanks and Regards,

SNEHAL SHAH

Service tax liability on foreign exchange payments for marketing and trade fair services hinges on service classification. A user inquired about the service tax liability for payments made in foreign exchange for marketing services received from Germany, trade fair expenses in London, and certification of trade fair services. The response advised checking the place of provision of service to determine if the services fall under import or export categories. If classified under event management services, it would be considered an export of service and thus not taxable. (AI Summary)
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