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Service tax demand on income shown in Income Tax Return - ...


Service tax demand on income shown in IT Return justified. Suppression of facts to evade tax. Extended period invoked. Penalty upheld.

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August 12, 2024

Service tax demand on income shown in Income Tax Return - Suppression of facts and contravention of Act/Rules with intent to evade tax - Extended period of limitation rightly invoked as appellant filed ST-3 Returns without fully disclosing taxable value - Differential value learnt from Income Tax Department - Penalty u/ss 78 and 77 upheld along with interest - No merits to interfere with impugned order - Appeal dismissed.

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