AJIT
29 September 2007 at 14:07

IS MLM BUSINESS PAYABLE FOR SERVICE TAX ?

I am doing one type of DSS(MLM) business named "RCM BUSINESS". I want to know that this type of business income is payable for service tax or not.
There are so many confusion about service tax.
plz give me proper guidelines.

my e-mail ID is aajitpatel@rediffmail.com

plz reply me as soon as fast




thanking you
AJIT PATEL


ajay jogai
29 September 2007 at 09:39

service tax on courier charges

Dear Sir,
My company has asked DHL express to courier certain packet from singapore to hongkong .the bill is raised in india but service tax is nor charged on the outside india courier service charges .The service tax has been charged only on services from india.
Pls clear whether DHL is right.
regards,
ajay jogai


gaurav goyal
28 September 2007 at 13:11

urgent reqire

please send me format which required to be submit with service tax dept. as annexure to claim service tax credit


S.RAVICHANDRAN

We have received from Central Excise Department to pay Service tax for the foreign agency commission since 09.07.2004. Is there any exemption, concession for Exporters on that count? Please clarify urgently.


Krishna Murthy

Is retrading or rebuttoning of tyres not on franchise taxable? If yes pls let me know under which category of service it is taxable.

When the exemption limit of 8lakhs is crossed is service tax payable on entire services rendered or only that part which exceeds 8 lakhs?


Vijay Chitte

Query regarding; Can service tax credit is available on proportionate basis, If unit manufacturing excisable as well as exampted products? i explaine query by way of illustration.

We are manufacturing of dutiable and exempted products, we are availing a service of labour contractor, which is used in the manufacture of final products. Labour contractor monthly basis charged the bill with service tax for Rs.112360/- (100000 + 12360 service tax).

Now question of taking a service tax credit for the above Invoice.

For taking service tax credit, we have apply the proportionate credit method like …

We have collect the production data from our production department, like dutiable production qty 1,00,000 nos and Excisable production qty 50,000 nos, so the total nos of production is 1,50,000 nos (1,00,000+50, 000).


We are applied proportionate formula like


50,000 (Excisable production) * 12360 (Service tax credit)
-------------------------------------------
1,50,000 (Total production)

=4120 eligible service tax credit


1) IS IT CORRECT WAY TO TAKE THE SERVICE TAX CREDIT?

2) Can you provide me any Judgment to established that service tax credit cannot be taken on proportionate basis?

Note: As per my view in CC rule there is no restriction to take proportionate service tax credit, If you have, please provide me.

Please give expert views.

Regards
Vijay Chitte
Executive Taxation


CA. Varun Soni
25 September 2007 at 13:36

Tax Limit Service

In case a servive provider crosses the exemption limit provided to small scale providers for the first time. He has to pay tax only on that amount which exceeds Rs. 800000.But if in the next F.Y his gross receipts fall down the said exemption limit then what will be the taxability of the services provided by him.


Prachi
22 September 2007 at 15:12

Works Contract Service

Dear Sir / Ma'am,
I have a query regarding Notification No.32/2007 effective from 01.06.07 issued by service tax department. I work in a construction company where before the issuance of the said notification we have paid service tax under Commercial & Industrial Construction ,Erection, Commissioning or Installation Services . I would like to know whether we can opt for payment of service tax under composition scheme of Works Contract Service provided in the said notification in respect of the job started before 01.06.07 for the said contracts.


Ajay
22 September 2007 at 12:50

Service Tax on Cab Rental

Most of Tour & Travles Operator Charged service Tax @ 4.9% . Can they charged Service Tax at lower rate?


Ajay
21 September 2007 at 12:40

Service Tax

What is the difference between Service Tax & Service Charges