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Trade Discounts and Incentives Exempt from Service Tax, Tribunal Rules in Favor of Appellant's Appeal.

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....The appellant contested the service tax demand on trade discounts and incentives received from Tata Motors Limited for promoting or marketing vehicles. The Tribunal held that the transaction between the appellant and Tata Motors Limited was a pure sale and purchase of cars, with the trade discount deducted from the sale value. The Tribunal reiterated that trade discounts or incentives given by car manufacturers to dealers in the course of vehicle sales do not constitute a service, and hence, no service tax is payable. Even under the negative list regime post-Finance Act, 1944, the sale of goods through transfer of title is excluded from service tax. Relying on a Division Bench decision in Infinium Motors case, the Tribunal ruled that trade .........