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Service tax applicability - debit note

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Is service tax applicabe on Debit notes raised for sharing of Rent for use of office space ( on actuals based on area) and other common facilities ( based on specified percentages based on estimated usages)
Service tax applicability on shared rent depends on the transaction's true character; debit note alone is not decisive. A debit note by itself is not determinative of service tax liability; the decisive inquiry is the true colour of the underlying transaction - whether it constitutes subletting, a common tenancy, or another arrangement - and only after scrutiny of detailed facts can a conclusion be reached on applicability of service tax to shared rent and common facility charges. (AI Summary)
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Surender Gupta on Dec 10, 2007
Debit not itself is nothing. You have see the true colour of the transaction for which such debit note has been raised. Is it subletting or a common tenancy etc. Only after scrutiny of detailed facts, any decision might be arrived at.
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