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Appellant Not an Intermediary Under Rule 2(f) of POS Services Rules, No Service Tax Liability Established

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....The CESTAT held that the appellant cannot be classified as an intermediary under Rule 2(f) of the Place of Provision of Services Rules, 2012, as the agency agreement with the holding company does not establish the appellant's role in arranging or facilitating a supply between two or more parties. The tribunal emphasized that mere contractual clauses stating the appellant acts on behalf of the holding company do not suffice without evidence of intermediary activity. The consideration on a cost-plus-fee basis further negates the intermediary characterization. Reliance on precedent confirmed that intermediary services require at least three parties with the intermediary facilitating the main supply between others, which is absent here. Consequ.........