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2016 (3) TMI 11

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....06 and proceeded to confirm the demand for unspecified service tax amount with interest thereon and also imposed penalties under various Sections of Finance Act, 1994. This order was challenged by the appellants and the order passed by learned Commissioner(Appeals) is not on record before me. 2. Apparently the Commissioner(Appeals) remanded the matter to the original adjudicating authority who passed another order on 18/07/2008. Since the findings are very short and it is very relevant for future discussion, the same are reproduced below:- I have carefully gone through the records of the case and the submission made by the assessee at the time of personal hearing. A case was registered against the assessee as he had not filed the ST-3 re....

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....e assessee has himself quantified and paid the amount and has also filed the return, as the SCN was issued for the non filing of the return, I conclude that the amount quantified by the assessee is correct. Further as the assessee has delayed payment of the tax and has filed the ST 3 returns late he is liable for penalty under the provisions of Section 76, 77 & 78 of the Finance Act, 1994. 3. This order was challenged by the appellants before the learned Commissioner(Appeals) who vide his order dt. 26/10/2009, rejected the appeal for failure to deposit the amount of penalty as directed by him. Even on merits, he held that penalty is sustainable. 4. This order was challenged and the Tribunal vide Final Order No.172/2011 dt. 25/02/2011 rema....

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....in the absence of returns being filed, in the show-cause notice amount could not be specified, and therefore the confirmation of demand for unspecified amount and imposition of penalty is in order. When the returns were filed belatedly, the Department could not have been aware of the services rendered by the appellant and non-payment of service tax on the same. Therefore the suppression has been correctly invoked. Nevertheless in view of the fact that returns were filed belatedly, the penalty under Section 76 is sustainable. Both sides could not indicate the dates on which the service tax was paid, whether it is after the issue of show-cause notice or before is therefore not known. 8. I have considered the submissions made by both the side....