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Invocation of Extended period of limitation - Appellant has during the entire period of dispute not paid applicable service tax on such activity i.e. lease rent, carried out by them was not deposited to the government exchequer, with the intent to evade payment of the service tax. They have also not incorporated the details of the incomes earned on this account in their ST-3 returns thus suppressed the facts from the department. - AT
Invocation of Extended period of limitation - Appellant has during the entire period of dispute not paid applicable service tax on such activity i.e. lease rent, carried out by them was not deposited to the government exchequer, with the intent to evade payment of the service tax. They have also not incorporated the details of the incomes earned on this account in their ST-3 returns thus suppressed the facts from the department. - AT
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