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Applicability of service tax on interest on arrears charged

Date 26 Aug 2007
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Interest on arrears charged by a cooperative housing society is not subject to service tax under the financial activity exclusion.
Interest arising from financial activities, including interest on overdue payments charged by a cooperative housing society, does not fall within the ambit of service tax and therefore such interest is not taxable as a service. (AI Summary)
Whether Interest on arreears charged to member by Cooperative Housing Society, comes within ambit of service tax and service tax payable on the same?
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1. There is not service tax on Interest received on financial activities. Once a payment becomes overdue and interest being charged on such overdue, such interest can not be taxed as per the provisions.
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