Service Tax
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Exempts taxable services in relation to general insurance business provided under Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme or Modified national Agricultural Insurance Scheme
Notification No. 57/2010- Service Tax, Dated: 21.12.2010
Transport of goods by rail – Amendment to notification no. 1/2006 deferred till March 31, 2011 vide Notification No. 57/2010-ST dated -21-12-2010
Notification No. 56/2010-Service Tax, Dated: 21.12.2010
Transport of goods by rail – exemption extended till March, 31 2011
Notification No. 54/2010-Service Tax, Dated: 21.12.2010
Packaged or canned software exempted from service tax, where duty of excise or duty of customs, as the case may be, has been paid
Notification No. 52/2010-Service Tax, Dated: 21.12.2010
Rescinds notification no. 02/2010 – Exemption to software where duty of excise was paid- Notification No. 51/2010-ST dated -21-12-2010
Johnny and Service Tax Refund [Series- II] – Part 5- “Condition relating to Time Limit of One Year”
FAQ on Advance Ruling under Service Tax Act
Service Tax- FAQ on Adjudication, Appellate Remedies and determination of tax
Levy of Service tax on rail freight postponed till 31st March 2011
FAQ on Service Tax on receipt of services from outside India [Import of services]
Service Tax remains relevant to legacy disputes and proceedings arising from the indirect tax regime that preceded GST. This TaxGuru category provides access to Service Tax articles, notifications, circulars, rules and judicial decisions covering classification of services, valuation, exemptions, CENVAT credit, refunds, tax demands, interest, penalties, limitation, reverse charge and other issues. Although Service Tax was largely subsumed into GST, disputes relating to earlier periods continue through adjudication and appellate proceedings. Businesses, service providers, Chartered Accountants, advocates and indirect tax professionals can use this section to research historical provisions and judicial precedents relevant to pending matters. TaxGuru continues to publish significant Tribunal, High Court and Supreme Court decisions concerning legacy Service Tax disputes.
