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Applicability of Service tax for foreign software developing companies

Date 07 Apr 2006
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Service tax applicability for cross-border software services hinges on intermediary, subcontracting, or supplier characterisation.
The query asks whether receipts in convertible foreign exchange for software development constitute taxable consideration under service tax when a domestic operator hires software engineers for foreign software companies. The analysis depends on whether the domestic operator is a commission agent, a principal engaging subcontractors while retaining main responsibility, or the supplier of software developed by an independent engineer appointed by the operator, each bearing distinct tax characterisation consequences. (AI Summary)
My client is hiring software engineers and getting the work done for foreign software dev. companies & receiving payments in convertible foreign exchange. Whether this attracts service tax?
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1. Your query is salient on the following issues (1) whether he is acting as a commission agent or (2) he is undertaking main work and part of the work is assigned to other software engineers or (3) he is the supplier of the software to his foreign clients which has been developed by an independed software engineer appointed by him.
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