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1st Tax authorities of the service, were recently the exhibition javascript notices to borrowers various external commercial loans (ECB) from overseas branches of banks, Indian and hold them accountable to pay <a rel = “nofollow” onclick = “pageTracker. _trackPageview (‘/ outgoing / article_exit_link’); “href =” taxmann http://www.. net / STOnlineWeb / NewHomePage / Home. aspx? pid = 160 “> <fiscales Service / a> the 10th September 2004 pursuant to § 65 (12) (a) (ix) of the Finance Act 1994, the ECBS covers. After the borrower, the liability to pay tax on service is the service, the branch of a foreign bank in India and is, therefore, that the Indian Bank is a permanent establishment in India, is expected to pay, not borrowers. The tax authorities claim service is part of the entry into force of § 66a of the Finance Act 1994 of 18 April 2006 to correct. Pending implementation of § 66a, the responsibility and obligation to pay the service charge is the bank in India and not those of the borrower. Contrary to the tax authority, including under Article 2 (1) (d) (iv) of this Regulation, effective 16th August 2002 and 16 June 2005 and the borrower are not taxable for payment of the service. 2nd Article 2 (1) (d) (iv) reads as follows: - ”Responsible for paying the tax service, - (Iv) revealed in relation to all taxpayers or to a person who is provided a business or a fixed establishment from which the service or received or has established his domicile or habitual residence in another country, provided India, and the service provider no establishment in India, the person who receives such a service and its head office, permanent establishment, residence or, where appropriate, place of residence in India. “ According to the above provisions it is clear that by 18 April 2006, the requirement under Rule 2 (1) (d) (iv) is only where the service is no office in India, the person, the service was rendered liable to pay service in question. can not in the cited case, the Indian bank located and headquartered in India and one branch in a foreign country as a provider of services that are not considered to have an office in India. After its entry into force of § 66a, § 2 (1) (d) (iv) of 18 April 2006 by the Service Tax (Second Amendment) Regulations 2006 ‘, reads as follows: - ”The people responsible for paying the tax service” means - (Iv) in respect of any taxable service provided or to a person from a country other than India provided and received by a person in India under § 66a of the Act, the recipient of such service; As such, to 17 April 2006, the borrower is not a “person responsible for paying the tax service” within the meaning of the law and said rules, including Articles 2 (1) (d) (iv) thereof. It is interesting to note here that the term “an office in India, Article 2 (1), (d) (iv) is usually omitted replacement. As such, with effect from 18 April 2006, in all cases in which the taxable service is provided to or by a person, a company established in a country other than India and has a fixed establishment provided the services rendered, or within a country other than India, has his permanent domicile or habitual residence in a country other than India, the service recipient in India would be treated as if I have provided the service in India and therefore likely would have to pay the service and comply with all procedural and other requirements as in the said Act and regulations. The clauses in the respective § 66a (1) (a) are disjoint and therefore contains at one time or another of the three options it is true, should be paid by the transferee liable to pay tax on the service to the taxable service in question. The application of this provision, because the service is provided by a foreign branch of an Indian bank, according to the condition in § 66a (1) (a) is fulfilled, and in the absence of “No has no office in India 2 (1) (d) (iv-rule), as recipients of these benefits, the borrowers are expected to make to pay the tax on the service “banking and other financial services. “ 3rd Paid or payable fees are liable for service tax under “banking and other financial services under the Act of 10 September 2004. The liability for service tax payable for the period before April 18, 2006 would be the bank and the Indian and April 18, 2006 would be borrower.

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