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Extended period of limitation - On perusal of the letter issued ...


Objections Raised on Service Tax Demand Set Aside Due to Lack of Suppression or Willful Misstatement; Revenue Neutrality Noted.

September 30, 2021

Case Laws     Service Tax     AT

Extended period of limitation - On perusal of the letter issued by department, it is seen that after verification of accounts certain objections have been raised inter alia demanding service tax under the above categories. There is no positive act of suppression of facts or willful mis-statement brought out by the department so as to invoke the extended period. Further, the appellant is called upon to pay the service tax under reverse charge mechanism for the services. The appellant would be able to avail credit of the same and the situation is entirely revenue neutral. - Demand set aside - AT

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