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Admission service to Universities Abroad (In Australia, USA etc...)

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We provide admission service to Universities Abroad (In Australia, USA etc...). Their qualification are recognized in India and equivalent to Indian qualification. is our service to University exempted under services relating to admission ?

Note: In this case University paying us for admission services. We are not charging student.

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Service Provider's Admission Services to Foreign Universities Exempt from Service Tax Under Rule 6A, Service Tax Rules, 1994. A service provider inquires about the applicability of service tax on admission services offered to foreign universities, specifically in Australia and the USA. The provider clarifies that the universities, not the students, pay for these services. A respondent advises that since the service is exported to foreign universities and payment is received in convertible foreign exchange, it qualifies as an exported service, thus exempt from service tax under rule 6A of the Service Tax Rules, 1994. The original inquirer expresses gratitude for this clarification. (AI Summary)
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