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Point of Taxation Rules - LLP

Date 29 Jun 2011
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Payment on receipt basis for service tax extends to LLPs providing specified professional services, practitioners say.
Whether clause 7 of the Point of Taxation Rules, 2011-permitting payment of service tax on a payment/receipt basis for specified professionals-covers LLPs: practitioners replying to the query conclude that LLPs are covered because their basic nature is that of a partnership firm, and therefore LLPs providing the listed professional services may adopt the payment/receipt basis for service-tax liability under clause 7. (AI Summary)

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Whether clause 7 of Point of Taxation Rules, 2011 of Notification No.25/2011 dated 31st March 2011 - exempting CA, CS, CWAs (Individuals and Partnership Firms) from accrual basis, whether this clause exempts LLPs also

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RAPG & Co

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