Collection of service tax when activity was not liable to tax - ...

Service Tax

January 23, 2019

Collection of service tax when activity was not liable to tax - the appellant has to deposit the amount collected from its clients u/s 73A(2) and cannot use CENVAT credit for the purpose. The amount already collected in cash gets adjusted against this amount and the appellant is liable to deposit the rest.

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Collection of service tax when activity was not liable to tax - ...

Service Tax

January 23, 2019

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