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<h1>Service Tax on Residential Rentals Explained: Section 66D(m) Clarifies Tax Implications and Exclusions Since July 1, 2012.</h1> The the service tax implications on renting residential dwellings for residential use, effective from July 1, 2012, under Section 66D(m). It defines 'renting' and clarifies what constitutes a 'residential dwelling,' excluding temporary accommodations like hotels or lodges. The taxability of renting for mixed-use, such as residential and office space, is determined by Section 66F. Transactions predominantly for commercial use, such as hotels or lodges, are not covered under the negative list. Government-provided housing to employees is non-taxable, while short-term furnished flat rentals may be taxable.