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Applicability of entertainment tax

MADHU MURTHY

Entertainment tax in Andra Pradesh. Buying tickets for employees and recovered amount from them or partially sold. Is entertainment tax is applicable or any other taxes applicable.

Company Not Liable for Entertainment Tax When Purchasing Event Tickets for Employees, Says Clarification A query was raised regarding the applicability of entertainment tax in Andhra Pradesh when a company purchases tickets for its employees and recovers the amount from them. The response clarified that entertainment tax is imposed on the organizers of the event. Since the company is merely purchasing tickets and not organizing the event, it is not liable for entertainment tax. (AI Summary)
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Dinesh Gupta on Dec 16, 2009
Entertainment tax is levied on the organizers of the event / entertainment. A company purchasing tickets for its employees can not be held as organizers of any entertainment / event and therefore can not be held as liable to entertainment tax.
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