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Goods and Services Tax GST ( 4th Edition ) The GST roll-out on July 1, 2017, evidenced the stepping stone toward accomplishing a goal of 'One Nation-One Tax-One Market'. It has subsumed many indirect taxes, both at the Centre and State level. Goods and Services Tax is expected to boost the GDP in the long run and contain tax evasion. The ...

Who is liable to pay service tax?

Normally, the „person‟ who provides the taxable service on receipt of service charges is responsible for paying the Service Tax to the Government (Sec.68 (1) of the Act). However, in the following situations, the receiver of the Services is responsible for the payment of Service tax :

(i) Where taxable services are provided by foreign service providers with no establishment in India , the recipient of such services in India is liable to pay Service Tax.

(ii) For the services in relation to Insurance Auxiliary Service by an Insurance Agent, the Service Tax is to be paid by the Insurance Company

(iii) For the taxable services provided by a Goods Transport Agency for transport of goods by road, the person who pays or is liable to pay freight is liable to pay Service Tax , if the consignor or consignee falls under any of the seven categories viz. (a) a factory (b) a company (c) a corporation (d) a society (e) a co-operative society (f) a registered dealer of excisable goods (g) a body corporate or a partnership firm.

(iv) For the taxable services provided by Mutual Fund Distributors in relation to distribution of Mutual Fund the Service Tax is to be paid by the Mutual Fund or the Asset Management Company receiving such service.

Delhi VAT Tax Rates

Schedule I – VAT Exempted – (Example: Books, Charcoal, Fresh Vegetables, Meat, etc.,)

Schedule II – 1% VAT Tax – (Example: Bullion, Gold, Silver, Precious Metals, Precious Stones, etc.,)

Schedule III – 5% VAT Tax – (Example: Communication equipment, bricks, utensils, coffee seeds, computers, etc.,)

Schedule IV – 20% VAT Tax – (Example: Liquor, Lottery Tickets, Aerated Drinks, etc.,)

General Category – 12.5% VAT Rate