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    <description>Planting trees performed for a government authority is neither listed in the Negative List nor covered by the Mega Exemption Notification, and therefore currently falls within the residual &quot;Other Than Negative List&quot; taxable category; the author contends that planting is horticultural/agricultural in nature and urges insertion of planting or horticulture into the Negative List or exemption schedule to prevent service tax liability, show-cause notices and litigation.</description>
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