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    <description>CESTAT ruled in favor of appellant regarding service tax liability on GTA services during 2008-2013. The Tribunal determined service tax liability shifted to service recipients (registered companies) as per notifications, and appellant was not responsible for recipients&#039; tax compliance. Adjudicating authority erroneously confirmed tax demand without disputing appellant&#039;s documentary evidence showing tax liability transfer to consignors/consignees. Tribunal set aside main service tax demand and canceled penalties under Sections 76 and 78. Bad debt-related demands were dropped based on chartered accountant certification. Minor penalties for late return filing (Rs.14,200) and under Section 77 (Rs.10,000) were maintained. The ruling clarified GTA service provider&#039;s obligations and liability transfer mechanisms under service tax regime.</description>
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