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    <description>Hospital construction services are generally taxable as service tax where the recipient is other than the Government, Government authority, or Local authority; one view states taxability applies irrespective of whether the builder is government or private. Recent amendments have narrowed prior exemptions for construction services, so hospital construction should be treated as taxable unless a specific statutory exemption for the recipient or contract is clearly available.</description>
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