Classification of taxable services - When 99% of the commission ...

Service Tax

March 4, 2017

Classification of taxable services - When 99% of the commission is towards underwriting services, remaining 1% commission will not determine the essential nature of commission service - said services of underwriting cannot be taxed under Banking and Financial Services - AT

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Classification of taxable services - When 99% of the commission ...

Service Tax

March 4, 2017

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