Levy of service tax - remuneration paid by the appellant to ...

Service Tax

January 22, 2024

Levy of service tax - remuneration paid by the appellant to directors should be charged to service tax on the reverse charge basis or not - Held NO - when the very provisions of the Companies Act make whole-time director (as also in capacity of key managerial personnel) responsible for any default/offences, it leads to the conclusion that those directors are employees of the assessee company. - AT

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Levy of service tax - remuneration paid by the appellant to ...

Service Tax

January 22, 2024

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