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Demand of service tax - Valuation - TDS deposited to the Income Tax department in relation to the payment made to the Foreign Service Provider - It can be seen from Section 67 that it contemplates how the valuation of taxable service for charging Service Tax needs to be arrived and sub-section 1(1) provides for valuation wherein consideration paid in money, be the gross amount charged by the service provider. The phrase "gross amount charged also is explained in the said Section. Reading holistically, it is found that Section 67(1) very clear mandates for discharging the Service Tax liability amount which is charged by the service provider is the amount. - AT
Demand of service tax - Valuation - TDS deposited to the Income Tax department in relation to the payment made to the Foreign Service Provider - It can be seen from Section 67 that it contemplates how the valuation of taxable service for charging Service Tax needs to be arrived and sub-section 1(1) provides for valuation wherein consideration paid in money, be the gross amount charged by the service provider. The phrase "gross amount charged also is explained in the said Section. Reading holistically, it is found that Section 67(1) very clear mandates for discharging the Service Tax liability amount which is charged by the service provider is the amount. - AT
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