Natural justice in insolvency-professional discipline requires disclosed material; notices based on extraneous material and ignored defences are vitia...
Development rights transfers treated as immovable property, while construction abatement applies and repeated non-payment permits extended service-tax...
Levy of service tax - Employees were deputed to the assessee - receiving services from the overseas company FFECJ through Dispatch Agreement and Secondment Agreement in deployment of qualified and skilled employees during the said period - The Tribunal noted that the employees deputed to the respondent were under its control and direction, with no employer-employee relationship maintained with the overseas company during the assignment period. They upheld the Revenue’s contention regarding the taxability of the services. However, they ruled against the validity of invoking the extended period of limitation, finding no substantial evidence of suppression of facts by the respondent.
Levy of service tax - Employees were deputed to the assessee - receiving services from the overseas company FFECJ through Dispatch Agreement and Secondment Agreement in deployment of qualified and skilled employees during the said period - The Tribunal noted that the employees deputed to the respondent were under its control and direction, with no employer-employee relationship maintained with the overseas company during the assignment period. They upheld the Revenue’s contention regarding the taxability of the services. However, they ruled against the validity of invoking the extended period of limitation, finding no substantial evidence of suppression of facts by the respondent.
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