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Anonymous   12 September 2011 at 06:42

Vat leviable on "erection,supervision and maintenance'

WE are machinery manufacturers. We are billing machinery and paying VAT/CST on machinery billing. We are also doing the service under 'Erection,Supervision/Installation, Maintenance or repair services' of the above machinery. For this service we are registered under 'Central Excise Department (Service Tax) under Service provider of 'C&I, Maintence or Repair service'.

We are billing separately and collecting tax and paying to service tax dept.

Can VAT is chargeable on 'Erection Supervision, Maintenance,repair service' apart from 'Service Tax'

We are under 'Andhra Pradesh Value Added Tax'

The AP commercial taxes are proposing the tax on 'Erection Supervision, Maint.Repair Service.

Can any body advise/help me is this correct. Can we pay the VAT on Service Bills. with related case laws

Pravin   11 September 2011 at 12:29

Section 143 (2) of income tax

Dear Sirs,

I am an salaried employee. I have returned my file for A.Y 10-11 in the month of June 2010 on the basis of my Form 16 issued by employer.
Now i have been issued notice from AO for further informataion.

I am unable to trace the documents for the H.R.A claimed as it was submitted to our company.
What would be the penalty in case of inability to produce documents demanded by A.O.

Thanks in Advance

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 15:11

Site formation service

whethe boring comes under the service of site formation service. if no then any case law related to that. we do this only to provide drinking water to schools and some govt. departments.

upasna   10 September 2011 at 14:49

Money lending

Dear sir,
I would like to know that if money huge amount of money is borrowed and lended by the relatives from each other at the time of wedding, then does it come under the money lending act???

n v sudhakar   10 September 2011 at 13:49

Income tax

A partnership firm is running for the last 7 years. The firm got business income and lease income. In FY 2010-11 there is not much of a business and the partners are also not interested in continuing the business. But they would not like to close the firm since they are getting some lease income from the building owned by the firm. One of the partnership deed clause is as follows:

"THE PARTNERS SHALL BE ENTITLED TO INTEREST AT 12% PER ANNUM ON CAPITAL INVESTED BY THEM IN THE FIRM. HOWEVER, THE SAME MAY BE WAIVED BY ANY PARTNER, IF HE DESIRES NOT TO CHARGE ANY INTEREST FOR ANY PERIOD"

Basing on the above

1. is it obligatory on the part of the firm to provide interest on capital?

2. Out of 2 partners, one partner is only interested in getting interest because of his obligations where as the other partners they are not interested in getting interest on capital since there is no business income to the firm.

3. Can we work out interest to only one partner basing on the above clause or is it necessary to provide interest to all the partners?

Kindly clarify the above points.

Thanks

N V Sudhakar

Anonymous   10 September 2011 at 11:25

Servicetax

I want to surrender my Service Tax code due to not carrying on the business.I have never any income.I have not filed any Return.Whether penalty is applicable.

Anonymous   09 September 2011 at 15:13

Service tax

R/s,
A transport company is engaged by a company to supply of "fly ash" from power house to company's site.
Is there is any exemption of service tax ?

Anonymous   09 September 2011 at 13:13

Site formation service

sir but we do it only for drinking water in schools and other govt. departments. is this work comes under this service?

sanjiv batra   09 September 2011 at 10:01

Service tax


QUESTION: ONE CONSIGNOR SENDS THE CONSIGNMENT TO A SINGLE CONSIGNEE AND PAY FREIGHT AMOUNT Rs. 1,300/- FOR FULL TRUCK.

WILL SERVICE TAX BE PAYABLE ON THIS TRANSACTION OR THIS TRANSACTION IS EXEMPT, SINCE AMOUNT PAID IS LESS THAN Rs. 1,500/- FOR FULL TRUCK.

Anonymous   09 September 2011 at 09:47

Dtaa

Situation – Reimbursement of travel expenses to an investment banker from Netherland visited our office in India. It’s a foreign remittance. They don’t have a permanent establishment in India.

They don’t have a PAN in India and they have Avoidance of Double Taxation Certification. Is it require to deduct TDS (20%) on this payment. Kindly clarify Thanks