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......................................................................................................................... Description 1. This book is divided into three divisions. 2. The first division deals with law and procedure related to service tax. The second division includes the discussion of individual taxable services. The third division contains abstract/extracts of Statute, exemption notifications and circulars and suggested formats and forms. 3. The chapters are numbered to differentiate the section to which it belongs. Chapter 1.1 indicates first chapter in Division 1 and Chapter 2.35 indicates 35th chapter in Division 2. 4. A legend table is given wherein abbreviations and other acronyms used in the book are expanded and defined. 5. In the first section of the book all chapters have a synopsis which can enable the reader to reach his area of interest quickly. 6. The chapters end with the relevant/important case laws and the issues and authors comments. 7. Procedural chapter has the forms and draft and covering letters specifically included within the procedure itself. 8. In the second division of the book, individual taxable services are discussed in separate chapters. Summary of circulars and notifications are also given in the he chapters. The circulars. The notifications and circulars presently in vogue are provided in Division 3. For the detailed text of other circulars and notifications, reference may be made to the departmental Website www.gov.in 9. In third division dealing with statutory provisions of Finance Act, 1994, foot notes provide annotations regarding the insertion or amendment of the statutory provisions. 10. The index of case laws has been provided to help the reader know where a particular case has been referred. 11. The book contains the law as amended by the Finance Act, 2010. It also contains the new services introduced by the Finance Act 2010. The other notifications and circulars issued from time to time have all been incorporated at proper places. ......................................................................................................................... Contents DIVISION I SERVICE TAX LAW AND PROCEDURE Chapter 1.1 Overview of Service Tax Law Chapter 1.2 Levy and Collection of Service Tax Chapter 1 Classification of Services Chapter 1.4 Exempt ions Concessions under Service Tax Chapter 1.5 Exemption to small Scale Service Providers Chapter 1.6 Valuation Chapter 1.7 Credits under Service Tax Chapter 1.8 Works Contract under Vat and Service Tax Chapter 1.9 Implication of other Indirect Taxes to Service Tax Chapter 1.10 Export of Services Chapter 1.11 Service Provided from Outside India and Received in India Chapter 1.12 Demand, Appeals and Recovery Chapter 1.13 Interest and Penalties Chapter 1.14 Point of Taxation Rules, 2011 Chapter 1.15 Miscellaneous Provisions under Service Tax Chapter 1.16 Registration, Records and Returns Chapter 1.17 Refunds under Service Tax Chapter 1.18 Departmental Interaction Chapter 1.19 Possible Common Errors in Service Tax Chapter 1.20 Procedures under Service Tax Chapter 1,21 Service Tax Audit Chapter 1.12 Basic Accounting Entries Chapter 1.23 Way to Goods & Service Tex (GST) DIVISION 2 INDIVIDUAL TAXABLE SERVICES Chapter 2.1 Advertisement Agency Service Chapter 2.2 Air Travel Agent Service Chapter 2-3 Airport Service Chapter 2.4 Architect's Service Chapter 2.5 Asset Management Service by Individuals Chapter 2.6 ATM Operations, Maintenance or Management Service Chapter 2.7 Auction Service Chapter 28 Authorised Service Station -- Motor Car, Two Wheelers and Light Motor Vehicles Chapter 2.9 Banking & Other Financial Service Chapter 2.10 Beauty Treatment Service Chapter 2.11 Broadcasting Service Chapter 2.12 Builders Special Service Chapter 2.13 Business Auxiliary Service Chapter 2.14 Business Exhibition Service Chapter 215 Business Support Service Chapter 2.16 Cable Operator's Service Chapter 2.17 Cargo Handling Service Coupler 2.IS Chartered Accountants Service Chapter 2.19 Cleaning Service Chapter 2.20 Clearing and Forwarding Agent's Service Chapter 2.21 Club's and Association's Membership Service Chapter 2.22 Commercial or Industrial Construction Service Chapter 2-23 Commercial Train ing or Coach ing Service Chapter 2.24 Company Secretary's Service Chapter 2.25 Construction of Complex Service Chapter 2.26 Consulting Engineer Service Chapter 2.27 Content Development & Supply Service Chapter 228 Convention Service Chapter 2-29 Copyright Service Chapter 2.30 Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery Service Chapter 231 Cost Accountant Service Chapter 232 Courier Service Chapter 2.33 Credit Card, Debit Card, Charge Card or Other Payment Card Service Chapter 2.34 Credit Rating Agency's Service Chapter 2.35 Custom ! louse Agent's Service Chapter 2.36 Design Service Chapter 2.37 Dredging Service Chapter 2.38 Dry Cleaning Service Chapter 2.39 Electricity Exchange Service Chapter 2.40 Erection, Commissioning & Installing Service Chapter 2.41 Even Management Service Chapter 2.42 Event Organiser's Service Chapter 2.43 Fashion Designer's Service Chapter 2.44 Forex Broker (Other Than Banking Service) Chapter 2-45 Forward Contract Service Chapter 2.46 Franchise Service Chapter 247 Health Club and Fitness Centre Services Chapter 2.48 Health Service (exempt) Chapter 2.49 Hotel!L.odge Service Chapter 2.50 Information Technology Software Service Chapter 2.51 Insurance Auxiliary Services Chapter 2.52 Insurance Business Services (General Insurance) Chapter 2.53 Insurance Business Services (Life Insurance) Chapter 2.54 Intellectual Property Services Chapter 2.55 Interior Decorator's Services Chapter 2.56 Interne! Cafe's Services Chapter 2.57 Internet Telecommunication Services Chapter 1,58 Legal Consultancy Service Chapter 2.59 Mailing List Compilation and Mailing Services Chapter 2-60 Maintaining of Medical Record Services Chapter 2,61 Management or business Consultant's Services Chapter 2.62 Management, Maintenance or Repair Services for Goods, Equipment or Properties Chapter 2.63 Mandap Keeper's Services Chapter 2.64 Management of Investment for ULIP Chapter 2.65 Manpower Recruitment or Supply Agency's Services Chapter 2.66 Market Research Agency Services Chapter 2.67 Mining Services Chapter 2.68 On-Line Information and Data Base Access and/or Retrieval Services Chapter 2.69 Opinion Poll Service Chapter 2.70 Outdoor Caterer's Services Chapter 2.71 Packaging Services Chapter 2.72 Panda! or Shamiana Services ......................................................................................................................... Author's Details Madhukar N Hiregange, B.Com., FCA, DISA (ICAI). Passed CISA. Articled at Brahmayya & Company. He is practicing in a firm providing consultancy and audit services in the areas of Excise, Service I ax. Customs and VAT and having its branch at Hyderabad. He is member of Central Council of I.C.A.I for the term 2010-13. Presently Vice Chairman of Indirect Taxes Committees. Pioneered the concept of Central Excise Audit as a professional service. Contributor of articles to various professional and trade journals. Active on the web in sharing knowledge, [pdicai.org, caclubindia.com and ICAI never group.] He has jointly authored books on MODVAT, Central Excise, Karnataka VAT and Service Tax in aspects of making the law and procedures simple as well as how to audit the same. He has been active in the field of spreading awareness on Indirect tax by conducting seminars and presenting papers mainly in branches of the ICA and other professional and trade bodies. Interested in making tax law in India simple, certain and transparent and also in education of lesser privileged. Believes in "Value Based Practice and Life'. Rajesh Kumar T. R., B.Com, L.L.B, FICA, DISA (passed the CS Inter). Has been trained in central excise, customs and service lax audit a1: a preventive control I le lias completed schooling & Graduation at Tumkur, Kamalaka . Has been providing strategic indirect tax consultancy and representations services for sometime now. He has written many articles on Central Excise and Service Tax published in various professional journals and presented papers on the same in Seminars. He has helped Ihe authors in authoring different editions of a book on Central Excise [.aw and Procedure, published by Centax Publications P Ltd., New Delhi, and also for the books 'Central Excise Audit Manual' and 'Central Excise Made Simple1. He is also a joint author of the book Central Excise Made Simple for Textile Industry and Karnataka Value Added Tax Law & Procedures. The Author had contributed substantially for revising the ICA1 Study Material on Indirect Taxes. A visiting faculty for MBA course of MP Birla Institute for Management Studies. Bangalore and Siddaganga School of Management, Tumkur, Sudhir K S., B.Com, ACA is a chartered accountant. He is also partner of Ihe other authors of this book. Practicing in area of consultancy, audit and litigation services in indirect taxes at Hyderabad. The author completed his schooling and graduation in Bangalore. He qualified in November 2006. The author has contributed various articles tor professional journals of branches of ICAI and ICWAI. He has presented papers at Hyderabad Branch of ICAI and other forums. He has also jointly authored "How to Tackle Service lax Problems" He is a faculty at NACEN and NAI KM, he also teaches IDT for CA Final Student. The author is a Rolarian.