Subscription & Redemption of Liquid Mutual Fund Units cannot be Termed as “Trading of Goods”, Exemption Not Allowable: CESTAT [Read Order]

There is no requirement that a service be provided by a service provider to a service recipient in exchange for payment when investing in mutual funds
Liquid mutual funds - Service tax credit - Mutual fund - Trading of goods - Taxscan

The Delhi Bench of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) has held that subscription and redemption of liquid mutual fund units cannot be termed as ‘Trading of Goods’. The appellant/assessee, Career Point Limited, offers taxable services such as commercial training, coaching, immovable property rental, works contract services, legal consulting, and manpower recruitment/supply…

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