International Tax Ruling
CESTAT Chandigarh rules that business promotion/support and marketing service under an agreement to JDS Unionise Corporation, USA (JDSU USA) do not qualify as intermediary service pre- October 2014, a
...View More CESTAT Delhi upholds extended period demand of duty, penalty and interest against assessee who purchased fraudulent re-registered license/duty scrips without verifying genuineness of duty-credit scrip
...View More CESTAT Chennai quashes extended period demand raised by re-classifying construction service under Works Contract Services (WCS) when service tax was discharged by assessee for the period April 2009 to
...View More CESTAT Ahmedabad upon observing that main issue i.e. whether goods described as broom sticks in the Bill of Entry (BoE) are also classifiable under the description “Muddhas made of sarkanda, Bro
...View More CESTAT Delhi dismisses Revenue’s appeal against order of Commissioner that allowed assessee to take CENVAT credit on Sugar cess by placing reliance on Karnataka HC verdict in Renuka Sugar, rejec
...View More Madras HC holds that Notification Nos.24 and 25 of 2015 extending duty exemption against MEIS/SEIS duty credit scrips are limited/confined in their operation only to customs duty and cannot be underst
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CESTAT Chennai's (Third Member), sets-aside the service tax demand under Business Auxiliary Service (BAS) on incentives/discounts received by assessee (an IATA Agent) for buying and selling cargo
...View More West Bengal Taxation Tribunal sets-aside ex-parte dismissal of revision application filed by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) by the Fast Track Revisional Authority on the basis of the best jud
...View More CESTAT Bangalore extends benefit of exemption of Notification No. 153/1994 on imported aircraft parts meant for repair/overhaul of aircraft engines received from abroad by clearing them under ex-bond
...View More CESTAT Delhi rules that the difference in figures reflected in ST-3 returns filed by the Assessee and Form 26AS filed under Income Tax Act cannot be the basis for raising service tax demand without ex
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