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GTA under notfn.# 15/2012

Date 10 Jul 2012
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Service tax abatement requires recipient to pay tax on taxable portion of transport charges and verify provider invoice declarations.
Notification 26/2012 grants a 75% abatement for GTA services, making 25% of transportation charges taxable; the service recipient must pay service tax on that taxable portion and ensure the provider's LR/consignment note and invoice state that no input tax credit on inputs, capital goods and input services has been availed. (AI Summary)

Sir,

In preview of notfn no.15/2012 dt.17.03.12, how much amount of service tax is to be paid by the person receiving the service. 100% or 25%(i.e.after 75% abatement.

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Mridul Sethi

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