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Classification of services - The services rendered by the appellant in charter hire of helicopters to various corporates for offshore operations is classifiable under “supply of tangible goods for use” service - the demand of service tax under the said category along with interest thereon is upheld. However, wherever the appellant has not collected service tax separately from the customers, the consideration received shall be treated as cum-tax and the service tax demand ought to be recomputed - AT
Classification of services - The services rendered by the appellant in charter hire of helicopters to various corporates for offshore operations is classifiable under “supply of tangible goods for use” service - the demand of service tax under the said category along with interest thereon is upheld. However, wherever the appellant has not collected service tax separately from the customers, the consideration received shall be treated as cum-tax and the service tax demand ought to be recomputed - AT
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