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Applicability of service tax or VAT on E boooks & E Journals

Date 15 Dec 2010
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Online information and database retrieval Service: e journals supplied by publishers likely attract service tax; VAT applicability unclear.
An Indian publisher supplies e journals by password protected online access or by email under subscriptions; such supplies are likely to fall within the Online information and database retrieval Service category for service tax purposes, while the applicability of VAT remains uncertain and requires specialist analysis. (AI Summary)
An Indian Company publishes e journals. It collect monthly or yearly subscrption from the clients. In some cases, passwords are mailed to clients and then they access the journals online from the web site of the publisher company. In other cases, e journals are e mailed to the clients. In both situation, what is the liability or applicablity of service tax or VAT or both on the publisher company??
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