CESTAT quashes Differential Service Tax Demand against Tax Consultant using Turnover Info from Income Tax Dept [Read Order]

The tribunal observed that the demand was solely based on third-party information from the Income Tax Department, which, as per several judicial precedents, cannot be the sole basis for a tax levy
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In a recent decision, the Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal ( CESTAT ) of Delhi has set aside a service tax demand against a consultant, ruling that the tax assessment was based solely on turnover information from income tax data that lacked proper investigation. The case arose after the Central Goods & Service…

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