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Payment of Service Tax

JANARDHAN BUDDHATHI

Hi, As we are importing services we are deemed as service provider and paying the taxes accordingly. But every month services received are adding in addition to services we registered. Hence we paid service taxes under one accounting head. Can you please tell me the way we can justify our issue with dept.

 

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Service Tax Payment Under Single Head Valid; Add New Services to Avoid Penalties per Circular Guidelines. A user inquired about the justification for paying service tax under a single accounting head despite receiving additional services beyond those registered. One respondent noted that while each new service should be added to the registration certificate, the department cannot demand additional tax if it has been paid under a single head, referencing a specific circular. Another respondent warned that failing to include new services in the registration certificate might result in penalties, advising immediate compliance with service tax provisions. (AI Summary)
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