Whether the payment received for allotment of time-slots to ...

Service Tax on Time-Slot Payments for Foreign Broadcasts: Matter Remanded for Further Review.

January 7, 2017

Case Laws Service Tax AT

Whether the payment received for allotment of time-slots to music companies by the assessee as fillers in programmes broadcast from outside the country is liable to service tax in the hands of the appellant as provider of ‘broadcasting agency service? - There is a lack of precise conclusion on this submission in the impugned order. - matter remanded back - AT

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Whether the payment received for allotment of time-slots to ...

Service Tax on Time-Slot Payments for Foreign Broadcasts: Matter Remanded for Further Review.

January 7, 2017

Case Laws Service Tax AT

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