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Sir, Say A is registered as advertising agency. He procure orders for advertisment and get it done in print and electronic media. He get 15% discount on such orders. He issue invoices of same value and pays service tax only on 15% discount. My question is 1. In which category of services does he fall. 2. Can he avail cenvat credit of service tax he pays on bills he receives. Posts / Replies Showing Replies 1 to 5 of 5 Records Page: 1
In our view this discount is nothing else but commission which you are receiving for providing of taxable services. Input services which are necessary to provide such out put services are eligible for availing CENVAT credit. In our view this may be classified under Business Support Service of the erstwhile Service Tax Laws under Finance Act, 1994.
Agreed with M/s Yagay and Sun, Sirs but it is classified under BAS category. There is clause to cover such commission in the definition of B.A.S. Rate is same but proper classification is required.
Thanks for reply. It means advertising agency is wrong classification and cenvat credit is not available. Bcos service tax paid by him is not input.
There was no one to one correlation in service tax regime. Hence may be available.
I support the views dated 7.6.18 of M/s.YAGAY And SUN, Sirs. Page: 1 Old Query - New Comments are closed. |
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