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Service Tax & VAT applicability on standard software purchase like windows

Manish goyal

We have purhased windows software, vendor is charging 5% VAT & 10.3% Service tax, both on basic sale value.

Is this right.

VAT and Service Tax on Software Purchases: Double Taxation Issue Explained with State Law and Service Tax Rules. A query was raised regarding the applicability of VAT and Service Tax on the purchase of standard software like Windows, where the vendor charged 5% VAT and 10.3% Service Tax on the basic sale value. The response clarified that, according to state law, software is considered goods and subject to sales tax, while service tax law treats software sales as a service since only the right to use, not ownership, is transferred. Charging both taxes aims to satisfy tax authorities and avoid litigation, but it results in double taxation and shifts the tax burden to the customer. (AI Summary)
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