No Evidence Linking IT Disclosure to Taxable Services: CESTAT sets aside Service Tax Demand Based on Assumptions [Read Order]

The bench observed that mere disclosure of income to the IT Department did not automatically establish a connection to taxable services

By Saagarika Gopinath - On May 23, 2025 2:47 pm - 2 mins read

CESTAT ruling - Service tax dispute - Tax tribunal India - taxscan

The Delhi bench of the Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) dismissed an appeal filed by the department challenging the dropping of a service tax demand of Rs.74,16,000 on M/s. Lotus Cons Build Technocrate Pvt. Ltd. The department was of the contention that the respondent had evaded service tax on miscellaneous income of…

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