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SERVICE TAX -
                      NEGATIVE LIST REGIME


  By
  Jigar Shah Advocate
© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS
NEW REGIME
NEED FOR CHANGE?

     Facilitate launch of GST in a more familiar environment


     Simplicity and certainty in tax processes


     Neutrality of tax to business


     Encouraging exports


     Optimizing compliances


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PARADIGM SHIFT IN
          REGIME

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NEW LEVY



        Section 66B:
                      There shall be levied a tax at the rate of twelve per
                      cent on the value of all services, other than those
                      services specified in the negative list, provided or
                      agreed to be provided in the taxable territory by one
                      person to another and collected in such manner as
                      may be prescribed.




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                  5
SERVICE-DEFINED

        Explanation 2:
                 • Unincorporated association or a body of persons and a
                   member thereof, to be treated as distinct persons
                 • Establishment of a person in a taxable territory and a non-
                   taxable territory to be treated as distinct persons
               Explanation 3:
                 • A person carrying business through a branch or agency in
                   any territory shall be treated as having an establishment in
                   that territory.




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                      6
IMPORTANT ELEMENTS

               Tax levied on all services,

               Except those specified in negative list,

               Provided or agreed to be provided,

               In the taxable territory, and

               By a person to another



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PHRASE – AGREED TO BE PROVIDED

        Not defined in the Act


        Guidance Note:
                 • Services taxable on agreement even before
                   actual provisioning
                 • Advances retained on cancellation of
                   contract taxable



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TAXABLE TERRITORY

              Defined as “the territory to which the Act
               applies”.

              Section 64 : The Act extends to whole of India
               except State of Jammu & Kashmir

              Jammu & Kashmir considered as non-taxable
               territory

              ‘India’ defined.




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                    9
SERVICE-DEFINED

        Section 65B(44) defines ‘Service’ as:
                 • any activity carried out by a person for another for
                   consideration
               And includes Declared Services
               Not to include:
                 • Mere Transfer of title in:
              o Goods or Immovable property
                   By way of sale/gift or in any other manner
                 • "such transfer, delivery or supply of any goods which is
                   deemed to be a sale within the meaning of clause (29A) of
                   article 366 of the Constitution.“


© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                   10
SERVICE-DEFINED
                      Not to include Continued…
                 • Mere transaction in Money or Actionable claim


                 • Services in the course of employment provided by an
                   employee to employer


                 • Fees payable in a court/ tribunal




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                             11
ACTIVITY

        Not defined in the Act


        Guidance Note:
                 • Meaning as understood in common parlance
                   should be given
                 • Activity could be active or passive so to include
                   act of forbearance etc




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                           12
CONSIDERATION

        Not defined in the Act
        Guidance Note:
                 • Definition of consideration from Indian Contract Act,
                   1872 could be borrowed
                 • Anything which the receiver does or abstain from
                   doing for receiving the service
                 • Would include both monetary as well as non-
                   monetary
                 • Section 67 to determine value of non-monetary
                   consideration
        Whether direct nexus with activity required?
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WHETHER – CONSIDERATION ?

                                                Advance forfeited for cancellation of
                                                 agreement to provide service


                                                Excess payment made by mistake


                                                Security   deposit     forfeited    for
                                                 damages/faulty action of receiver




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                           14
DECLARED SERVICES



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DECLARED SERVICES :
      IMMOVABLE PROPERTY RELATED

        Renting of immovable property,


        Construction of complex, building, civil structure or
         a part thereof, including a complex or a building
         intended for sale to a buyer, wholly or partly, except
         where the entire consideration is received after
         issuance of completion certificate by the competent
         authority.




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DECLARED SERVICES :
      TAXED EARLIER

        Temporary transfer or permitting the use or
         enjoyment of any intellectual property right,


        Development, design, programming, customization,
         adaptation, up gradation, enhancement,
         implementation of information technology software.




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DECLARED SERVICES : DEEMED SALE

        Transfer of goods by way of hiring, leasing, licensing or
         in any such manner without transfer of right to use
         such goods,

        Activities in relation to delivery of goods on hire
         purchase or any system of payment by installment,

        Service portion in execution of a works contract,

        Service portion in any activity wherein goods, being
         foods or any other article of human consumption or
         drink is supplied in any manner as a part of the activity.

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DECLARED SERVICES : RENTING

    Renting defined in Section 65B(41) to mean:
         “allowing, permitting or granting access, entry, occupation, use or any such
         facility, wholly or partly, in an immovable property, with or without the
         transfer of possession or control of the said immovable property and
         includes letting, leasing or other similar arrangements in respect of
         immovable property.”
    Types of renting in exemption list:
             • Renting of vacant land, with or without a structure incidental to its use,
               relating to agriculture,
             • Renting of residential dwellings for use as a residence
             • Renting of a hotel, inn, guest house, campsite or other similar places meant
               for residential or lodging purposes, having declared tariff of < Rs. 1,000/-
               per day



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COMPARISON


                                Earlier Position   Current Position w.e.f
                                                        01.07.2012
              When such premise is for use Renting is taxable in general
              in the course of furtherance with some specific exclusion
              of business or commerce.     mentioned in negative list.


       Status of :
                • Renting of property to educational institutions,
                • Renting of property to hospitals,
                • Renting of land or building for sports and
                  entertainment purposes
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DECLARED SERVICES : IT SOFTWARE

        IT Software defined as ‘any representation of instructions, data, sound
             or image, including source code and object code, recorded in a machine
             readable form, and capable of being manipulated or providing interactivity
             to a user, be means of a computer or an automatic data processing
             machine or any other device or equipment’.
        Guidance Note :
                 • On site development covered
                 • Providing advice and consultancy covered
        Guidance Note on pre-packaged software:
                 • Sale of pre-packaged software not covered
                 • Taxability of License to use such software – Depends upon
                   whether TRUG or not

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DECLARED SERVICES : TRANSFER BY
WAY OF HIRE, LEASING, LICENSING ETC

        Transfer of goods without transfer of right to use goods
         is taxable


        All kinds of transfer of goods (which are not TRUG)
         covered


        Guidance note :
                 • Transaction needs to be analyzed to see if it is
                   TRUG or not.


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DECLARED SERVICES : SUPPLY OF
      FOOD AND BEVERAGE

        Taxable transaction:
             Service portion in an activity of supply of food or other
             article of human consumption or beverage (whether
             alcoholic or not).
        Guidance note – Items covered:
                 • Supply of food in a restaurant
                 • Supply of food and drinks by an outdoor caterer
        Abatement prescribed to compute service portion



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DECLARED SERVICES : TEMPORARY
      TRANSFER OF IPR
        Temporary transfer or permitting the use or enjoyment of
         any IPR,
        IPR not defined
        Guidance Note:
                 • Phrase ‘IPR’ is to be understood as done in normal trade
                   parlance
                 • IPR to include:
                        • Copyrights,
                        • Patents,
                        • Trademarks,
                        • Design,
                        • Any other similar right to intangible property
© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                  24
COMPARISON


                               Earlier Position   Current position w.e.f.
                                                       01.07.2012
              IPR covers only those All types                of   IPR   are
              intellectual property right covered.
              which are recognized in
              India for time being in force.

       Status of :
                • Technical know-how.
                • Undisclosed information,
                • Trade secrets etc.
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DECLARED SERVICES : SERVICE
      PORTION IN A WORKS CONTRACT

        Works contract defined:
             “a contract wherein transfer of property in goods involved in the
             execution of such contract is leviable to tax as sale of goods and
             such contract is for the purpose of carrying out construction,
             erection, commissioning, installation, completion, fitting-out,
             improvement, repair, renovation, alteration of any movable or
             immovable property or for carrying out any other similar activity or
             a part thereof in relation to such property."

        Works contract definition amended to include both movable and
         immovable property.

        Pure labour contracts not covered here

© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                26
DECLARED SERVICES : WORKS
      CONTRACT


                                                Deletion of Notification
                                                 No.12/2003-ST




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DECLARED SERVICES :
      REFRAIN FROM AN ACT ETC.

        Entry covers:
                 • Agreeing to an obligation to refrain from an act,
                 • Agreeing to an obligation to tolerate an act or a situation,
                 • Agreeing to the obligation to do an act


        Non-compete fees etc taxable


        Amount charged for non-lifting desired quantity?




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NEGATIVE LIST OF SERVICES



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BASIS FOR FRAMING THE NEGATIVE
      LIST

                                               Administrative
                                                 Reasons


                Explicit
               Activities

                                                Negative List    Contractual
                                                  (Basis)        Obligations
             Economic
              Reasons




                                               Welfare Reasons


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NEGATIVE LIST :
      ADMINSTRATIVE REASONS
        Activities in the negative list owing to Administrative Reasons are:
        Services by Government or a local authority excluding the
         following services to the extent they are not covered elsewhere :
                 • Service by Department of Post by way of speed post, express
                   parcel post life insurance and agency services provided to a
                   person other than Government
                 • Service in relation to an aircraft or a vessel, inside or outside
                   the precincts of a port or an airport,
                 • Transport of goods or passengers, or
                 • Support services, other than covered under clauses (i) and (iii)
                   above, provided to an business entity.
        Services by Reserve Bank of India,

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NEGATIVE LIST : CONTRACTUAL
      OBLIGATIONS

                Activities in the negative list owing to
                 Contractual obligations are :


                Services by a foreign diplomatic mission located
                 in India




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NEGATIVE LIST : WELFARE REASONS


        Activities in the negative list owing to Welfare Reasons
         are :


        Service by way of:
                 • Pre-school education and education upto higher
                   secondary education or equivalent,
                 • Education as a part of a curriculum for obtaining a
                   qualification recognized by any law for the time being in
                   force,
                 • Education as a part of approved vocational education
                   course.
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NEGATIVE LIST : WELFARE REASONS

        Services of transportation of goods :
                 • By road except the service of -
                        • A goods transportation agency, or
                        • A courier agency.
                 • By an aircraft or a vessel from a place outside India up to the
                   custom station of clearance in India, or
                 • By an inland waterways

        funeral, burial, crematorium or mortuary services
         including transportation of deceased
        Services by way of renting of residential dwellings for
         use as residence
© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                    34
NEGATIVE LIST : ECONOMIC
      REASONS

        Economic Reasons are :


        Transmission or distribution of electricity by an electricity
         transmission or distribution utility,




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NEGATIVE LIST : EXPLICT ACTIVITIES


    Explicit activities are :


    Trading of goods


    Service by way of access to a road or a bridge on
     payment of toll charges,


    Betting, gambling or lottery,



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NEGATIVE LIST : EXPLICT ACTIVITIES


    Admission to entertainment event or access to
     amusement facilities


    Selling or space or time slots for advertisements
     other than advertisements broadcast by radio or
     television
              Online advertisement ?




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NEGATIVE LIST : EXPLICT ACTIVITIES


    Any process amounting to manufacture or
     production of goods
              Process on which duties of excise leviable under Section 3 ; or
              Duties of excise leviable under any State Act;
              Any process amounting to manufacture of alcoholic liquor of human
                  consumption, opium, Indian hemp and other narcotics drugs and narcotics




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                                38
NEGATIVE LIST : OTHER ITEMS


        Other activities mentioned in the negative list are :

        Service by way of:
                 • Extending deposit, loans or advances in so far as the
                   consideration is represented by way of interest or
                   discount,’
                 • Inter-se sale or purchase of foreign currency amongst
                   banks or authorized dealer of foreign exchange or
                   amongst banks and such dealers




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                               39
RULES OF
                   INTERPRETATION

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CLASSIFICATION OF SERVICES

       Section 66F replaces Section 65A


       1 - Reference to main service not to include reference to
        service used for providing main service
               • Sub-contractor to main Contractor?


              2 - Specific description to prevail over general




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                        41
CLASSIFICATION continued….
       Bundled service means a bundle of provision of various
        services wherein an element of provision of one service is
        combined with an element or elements of provision of any other
        service or services.


       Rule 3 - Bundled services
                   Nature                              Classification


              (a) Naturally bundled in the Single Service giving            its
              ordinary course of business  essential character
              (b) Otherwise than (a)           Single Service resulting in
                                               highest liability of Service Tax


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Classification of Services

               • Draft Circular dated 27.09.2012
                      • Issued in the context of air lines services
                      • Charges which are directly relatable to journey will get abatement.
                        Therefore, charges like reconfirmatin fees, upgrade charges, date
                        change fees, preferred seat charges are differential ticket fare and
                        will get abatement
                      • Sky Meal On Order and escort charges are not directly related to
                        journey and therefore, will not get any abatement
                      • Excess baggage charges and pet charges will not get any
                        abatement
                      • Cancellation charges are also taxable without abatement




© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                             43
Classification of Services

               • Some Important ECJ Rulings
               • Card Protection Plan (Case No. C-349/1996)
               • Societe Thermale d’Eugenie-les-Bains Vs. Ministere de
                 l’Economie, des Finances et del’Industrie (Case C-277/05)
               • B.A.Z. Bausystem AG Vs. Finanzamt Munchen Fur
                 Korperschaften (1982) 3 CMLR 688




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REVERSE CHARGE


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REVERSE CHARGE

        • Notification No.30/2012-ST replaces Notification
          No.36/2004-ST for specifying person liable for payment
          of service tax in respect of services provided or
          agreed to be provided by:
               • Insurance agent to person carrying on the insurance
                 business,
               • Goods transportation agency in respect of transportation of
                 goods by road, where the person liable to pay freight is one
                 of the specified persons,
               • Sponsorship service to body corporate or partnership firm in
                 taxable territory,

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REVERSE CHARGE
        • By arbitral tribunal or an individual advocate or a firm of advocates to a
          business entity
        • Support service provided by Government or local authority, to any
          business entity located in taxable territory, excluding:
               • Renting of immovable property,
               • Speed post, transport services and services in relation to aircraft or vessel
                 in certain cases
        • Service provided by way of :
               • Renting of motor vehicle designed for carrying passengers to any person
                 not in similar line of business,
               • Supply of manpower,
               • Service portion of Works contract (Notified services)
                    By an individual, HUF, Partnership Firm or Association of persons to a business entity
                   registered as body corporate in a taxable territory

© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                                          47
REVERSE CHARGE
        Service provided or agreed to be provided by a person located
         in non-taxable territory and received by a person in a taxable
         territory
        Notified services are as follows:
                       SL. No.                 Description of service     Service    Service
                                                                         Recipient   Provider
                      1.                 Renting of a motor vehicle
                                         designed to carry passengers:
                                         •With abatement                  100%          Nil
                                         •Without abatement                40%         60%


                      2.                 Supply of manpower for any        75%         25%
                                         purpose
                      3.                 Service portion in Works          50%         50%
                                         contract service


© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                                    48
REVERSE CHARGE

                                                Whether service provider           to
                                                 charge full rate of tax?


                                                Payment of entire tax by service
                                                 provider:
                                                  - Service recipient absolved?


                                                Different options be exercised by
                                                 provider and receiver?


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VALUATION


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VALUATION : RULE 2A

        W.e.f. July 1, 2012


        Works Contract Service
                 • Rule 2A substituted
                        o Value of service = Gross amount charged less
                            actual value of goods transferred in execution


                 • Actual value of goods for VAT purposes to be
                   considered for determining material value



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VALUATION: RULE 2A

        Where value is not determined then:
                 • Service value shall be computed as :
                        o Original work – 40% of total amount charged
                        o Contract for maintenance or repair, renovation or restoration of
                          any goods – 70%
                        o Other works – 60%
        Original works means:
                 • All new constructions
                 • All types of additions and alterations to abandoned or damaged
                   structures on land that are required to make them workable
                 • Erection, commissioning or installation of plant, machinery or
                   equipment or structures


© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                             52
VALUATION: RULE 2A

        ‘Total amount’ means:
                                                   Gross amount charged
                                                            Plus
                      FMV of all goods and services supplied in or in relation to the contract
                                  whether or not supplied under the same contract
                                                            Less
                                    The amount charged for such goods and services, and
                                                            Less
                                               VAT or sales tax levied thereon

        Specific bar inserted for availing excise duty
         credit in respect of inputs used in works contract
         services

© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                                     53
VALUATION : RULE 2C


                • W.e.f. July 1, 2012

                          DESCRIPTION          EARLIER    CURRENT
                                               TAXABLE     TAXABLE
                                                VALUE    VALUE W.E.F.
                                                          01.07.2012
                          Supply of food         30%         40%
                          and beverages
                           at restaurant
                                 Outdoor         50%         60%
                                 Catering
                • Value to be determined in the manner as discussed in Rule 2A
                • Credit of inputs allowed except those specified in Chapter 1 to
                  22.
© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                  54
VALUATION : RULE 6

        • Value to include:
               • Amount realized as demurrage or by any other name for
                 provision of service beyond originally contracted period in any
                 manner relatable to service


        • Value to exclude:
               • Interest on deposits and delayed payment of any
                 consideration for the provision of service or sale of goods
               • Accidental damages due to unforeseen actions not relatable to
                 provision of service
               • Subsidies/grant by Govt. not effecting the value of service

© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                   55
NOTABLE ABATEMENTS
                      DESCRIPTION              TAXABLE            CONDITIONS
                                                  %
      Bundled service by way of supply           70      Cenvat credit on any goods under
      of food or any other article of                    Chapters 1 to 22 used for
      human consumption or any drink,                    providing output service has not
      in a premises, including hotel,                    been taken in terms of Cenvat
      convention center, club, pandal,                   Credit Rules, 2004.
      shamiana or any place specially
      arranged for function together
      with renting of such premises

      Construction of a complex,                 25      (i)  Cenvat credit on inputs used
      building, civil structure or a part                     for providing the taxable
      thereof, intended for sale to a                         services has not been taken
      buyer, wholly or partly except                     (ii) The value of land is included
      where entire consideration is                           in the amount charged from
      received    after    issuance    of                     the service receiver.
      completion certificate by the
      competent authority.



© COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS                                            56
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Service tax negative list regime

  • 1. SERVICE TAX - NEGATIVE LIST REGIME By Jigar Shah Advocate © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS
  • 3. NEED FOR CHANGE?  Facilitate launch of GST in a more familiar environment  Simplicity and certainty in tax processes  Neutrality of tax to business  Encouraging exports  Optimizing compliances © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 3
  • 4. PARADIGM SHIFT IN REGIME © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 4
  • 5. NEW LEVY  Section 66B: There shall be levied a tax at the rate of twelve per cent on the value of all services, other than those services specified in the negative list, provided or agreed to be provided in the taxable territory by one person to another and collected in such manner as may be prescribed. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 5
  • 6. SERVICE-DEFINED  Explanation 2: • Unincorporated association or a body of persons and a member thereof, to be treated as distinct persons • Establishment of a person in a taxable territory and a non- taxable territory to be treated as distinct persons  Explanation 3: • A person carrying business through a branch or agency in any territory shall be treated as having an establishment in that territory. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 6
  • 7. IMPORTANT ELEMENTS  Tax levied on all services,  Except those specified in negative list,  Provided or agreed to be provided,  In the taxable territory, and  By a person to another © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 7
  • 8. PHRASE – AGREED TO BE PROVIDED  Not defined in the Act  Guidance Note: • Services taxable on agreement even before actual provisioning • Advances retained on cancellation of contract taxable © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 8
  • 9. TAXABLE TERRITORY  Defined as “the territory to which the Act applies”.  Section 64 : The Act extends to whole of India except State of Jammu & Kashmir  Jammu & Kashmir considered as non-taxable territory  ‘India’ defined. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 9
  • 10. SERVICE-DEFINED  Section 65B(44) defines ‘Service’ as: • any activity carried out by a person for another for consideration  And includes Declared Services  Not to include: • Mere Transfer of title in: o Goods or Immovable property By way of sale/gift or in any other manner • "such transfer, delivery or supply of any goods which is deemed to be a sale within the meaning of clause (29A) of article 366 of the Constitution.“ © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 10
  • 11. SERVICE-DEFINED Not to include Continued… • Mere transaction in Money or Actionable claim • Services in the course of employment provided by an employee to employer • Fees payable in a court/ tribunal © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 11
  • 12. ACTIVITY  Not defined in the Act  Guidance Note: • Meaning as understood in common parlance should be given • Activity could be active or passive so to include act of forbearance etc © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 12
  • 13. CONSIDERATION  Not defined in the Act  Guidance Note: • Definition of consideration from Indian Contract Act, 1872 could be borrowed • Anything which the receiver does or abstain from doing for receiving the service • Would include both monetary as well as non- monetary • Section 67 to determine value of non-monetary consideration  Whether direct nexus with activity required? © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 13
  • 14. WHETHER – CONSIDERATION ?  Advance forfeited for cancellation of agreement to provide service  Excess payment made by mistake  Security deposit forfeited for damages/faulty action of receiver © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 14
  • 15. DECLARED SERVICES © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 15
  • 16. DECLARED SERVICES : IMMOVABLE PROPERTY RELATED  Renting of immovable property,  Construction of complex, building, civil structure or a part thereof, including a complex or a building intended for sale to a buyer, wholly or partly, except where the entire consideration is received after issuance of completion certificate by the competent authority. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 16
  • 17. DECLARED SERVICES : TAXED EARLIER  Temporary transfer or permitting the use or enjoyment of any intellectual property right,  Development, design, programming, customization, adaptation, up gradation, enhancement, implementation of information technology software. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 17
  • 18. DECLARED SERVICES : DEEMED SALE  Transfer of goods by way of hiring, leasing, licensing or in any such manner without transfer of right to use such goods,  Activities in relation to delivery of goods on hire purchase or any system of payment by installment,  Service portion in execution of a works contract,  Service portion in any activity wherein goods, being foods or any other article of human consumption or drink is supplied in any manner as a part of the activity. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 18
  • 19. DECLARED SERVICES : RENTING  Renting defined in Section 65B(41) to mean: “allowing, permitting or granting access, entry, occupation, use or any such facility, wholly or partly, in an immovable property, with or without the transfer of possession or control of the said immovable property and includes letting, leasing or other similar arrangements in respect of immovable property.”  Types of renting in exemption list: • Renting of vacant land, with or without a structure incidental to its use, relating to agriculture, • Renting of residential dwellings for use as a residence • Renting of a hotel, inn, guest house, campsite or other similar places meant for residential or lodging purposes, having declared tariff of < Rs. 1,000/- per day © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 19
  • 20. COMPARISON Earlier Position Current Position w.e.f 01.07.2012 When such premise is for use Renting is taxable in general in the course of furtherance with some specific exclusion of business or commerce. mentioned in negative list.  Status of : • Renting of property to educational institutions, • Renting of property to hospitals, • Renting of land or building for sports and entertainment purposes © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 20
  • 21. DECLARED SERVICES : IT SOFTWARE  IT Software defined as ‘any representation of instructions, data, sound or image, including source code and object code, recorded in a machine readable form, and capable of being manipulated or providing interactivity to a user, be means of a computer or an automatic data processing machine or any other device or equipment’.  Guidance Note : • On site development covered • Providing advice and consultancy covered  Guidance Note on pre-packaged software: • Sale of pre-packaged software not covered • Taxability of License to use such software – Depends upon whether TRUG or not © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 21
  • 22. DECLARED SERVICES : TRANSFER BY WAY OF HIRE, LEASING, LICENSING ETC  Transfer of goods without transfer of right to use goods is taxable  All kinds of transfer of goods (which are not TRUG) covered  Guidance note : • Transaction needs to be analyzed to see if it is TRUG or not. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 22
  • 23. DECLARED SERVICES : SUPPLY OF FOOD AND BEVERAGE  Taxable transaction: Service portion in an activity of supply of food or other article of human consumption or beverage (whether alcoholic or not).  Guidance note – Items covered: • Supply of food in a restaurant • Supply of food and drinks by an outdoor caterer  Abatement prescribed to compute service portion © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 23
  • 24. DECLARED SERVICES : TEMPORARY TRANSFER OF IPR  Temporary transfer or permitting the use or enjoyment of any IPR,  IPR not defined  Guidance Note: • Phrase ‘IPR’ is to be understood as done in normal trade parlance • IPR to include: • Copyrights, • Patents, • Trademarks, • Design, • Any other similar right to intangible property © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 24
  • 25. COMPARISON Earlier Position Current position w.e.f. 01.07.2012 IPR covers only those All types of IPR are intellectual property right covered. which are recognized in India for time being in force.  Status of : • Technical know-how. • Undisclosed information, • Trade secrets etc. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 25
  • 26. DECLARED SERVICES : SERVICE PORTION IN A WORKS CONTRACT  Works contract defined: “a contract wherein transfer of property in goods involved in the execution of such contract is leviable to tax as sale of goods and such contract is for the purpose of carrying out construction, erection, commissioning, installation, completion, fitting-out, improvement, repair, renovation, alteration of any movable or immovable property or for carrying out any other similar activity or a part thereof in relation to such property."  Works contract definition amended to include both movable and immovable property.  Pure labour contracts not covered here © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 26
  • 27. DECLARED SERVICES : WORKS CONTRACT  Deletion of Notification No.12/2003-ST © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 27
  • 28. DECLARED SERVICES : REFRAIN FROM AN ACT ETC.  Entry covers: • Agreeing to an obligation to refrain from an act, • Agreeing to an obligation to tolerate an act or a situation, • Agreeing to the obligation to do an act  Non-compete fees etc taxable  Amount charged for non-lifting desired quantity? © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 28
  • 29. NEGATIVE LIST OF SERVICES © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 29
  • 30. BASIS FOR FRAMING THE NEGATIVE LIST Administrative Reasons Explicit Activities Negative List Contractual (Basis) Obligations Economic Reasons Welfare Reasons © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 30
  • 31. NEGATIVE LIST : ADMINSTRATIVE REASONS  Activities in the negative list owing to Administrative Reasons are:  Services by Government or a local authority excluding the following services to the extent they are not covered elsewhere : • Service by Department of Post by way of speed post, express parcel post life insurance and agency services provided to a person other than Government • Service in relation to an aircraft or a vessel, inside or outside the precincts of a port or an airport, • Transport of goods or passengers, or • Support services, other than covered under clauses (i) and (iii) above, provided to an business entity.  Services by Reserve Bank of India, © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 31
  • 32. NEGATIVE LIST : CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS  Activities in the negative list owing to Contractual obligations are :  Services by a foreign diplomatic mission located in India © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 32
  • 33. NEGATIVE LIST : WELFARE REASONS  Activities in the negative list owing to Welfare Reasons are :  Service by way of: • Pre-school education and education upto higher secondary education or equivalent, • Education as a part of a curriculum for obtaining a qualification recognized by any law for the time being in force, • Education as a part of approved vocational education course. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 33
  • 34. NEGATIVE LIST : WELFARE REASONS  Services of transportation of goods : • By road except the service of - • A goods transportation agency, or • A courier agency. • By an aircraft or a vessel from a place outside India up to the custom station of clearance in India, or • By an inland waterways  funeral, burial, crematorium or mortuary services including transportation of deceased  Services by way of renting of residential dwellings for use as residence © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 34
  • 35. NEGATIVE LIST : ECONOMIC REASONS  Economic Reasons are :  Transmission or distribution of electricity by an electricity transmission or distribution utility, © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 35
  • 36. NEGATIVE LIST : EXPLICT ACTIVITIES  Explicit activities are :  Trading of goods  Service by way of access to a road or a bridge on payment of toll charges,  Betting, gambling or lottery, © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 36
  • 37. NEGATIVE LIST : EXPLICT ACTIVITIES  Admission to entertainment event or access to amusement facilities  Selling or space or time slots for advertisements other than advertisements broadcast by radio or television  Online advertisement ? © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 37
  • 38. NEGATIVE LIST : EXPLICT ACTIVITIES  Any process amounting to manufacture or production of goods  Process on which duties of excise leviable under Section 3 ; or  Duties of excise leviable under any State Act;  Any process amounting to manufacture of alcoholic liquor of human consumption, opium, Indian hemp and other narcotics drugs and narcotics © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 38
  • 39. NEGATIVE LIST : OTHER ITEMS  Other activities mentioned in the negative list are :  Service by way of: • Extending deposit, loans or advances in so far as the consideration is represented by way of interest or discount,’ • Inter-se sale or purchase of foreign currency amongst banks or authorized dealer of foreign exchange or amongst banks and such dealers © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 39
  • 40. RULES OF INTERPRETATION © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 40
  • 41. CLASSIFICATION OF SERVICES  Section 66F replaces Section 65A  1 - Reference to main service not to include reference to service used for providing main service • Sub-contractor to main Contractor?  2 - Specific description to prevail over general © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 41
  • 42. CLASSIFICATION continued….  Bundled service means a bundle of provision of various services wherein an element of provision of one service is combined with an element or elements of provision of any other service or services.  Rule 3 - Bundled services Nature Classification (a) Naturally bundled in the Single Service giving its ordinary course of business essential character (b) Otherwise than (a) Single Service resulting in highest liability of Service Tax © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 42
  • 43. Classification of Services • Draft Circular dated 27.09.2012 • Issued in the context of air lines services • Charges which are directly relatable to journey will get abatement. Therefore, charges like reconfirmatin fees, upgrade charges, date change fees, preferred seat charges are differential ticket fare and will get abatement • Sky Meal On Order and escort charges are not directly related to journey and therefore, will not get any abatement • Excess baggage charges and pet charges will not get any abatement • Cancellation charges are also taxable without abatement © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 43
  • 44. Classification of Services • Some Important ECJ Rulings • Card Protection Plan (Case No. C-349/1996) • Societe Thermale d’Eugenie-les-Bains Vs. Ministere de l’Economie, des Finances et del’Industrie (Case C-277/05) • B.A.Z. Bausystem AG Vs. Finanzamt Munchen Fur Korperschaften (1982) 3 CMLR 688 © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 44
  • 45. REVERSE CHARGE © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 45
  • 46. REVERSE CHARGE • Notification No.30/2012-ST replaces Notification No.36/2004-ST for specifying person liable for payment of service tax in respect of services provided or agreed to be provided by: • Insurance agent to person carrying on the insurance business, • Goods transportation agency in respect of transportation of goods by road, where the person liable to pay freight is one of the specified persons, • Sponsorship service to body corporate or partnership firm in taxable territory, © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 46
  • 47. REVERSE CHARGE • By arbitral tribunal or an individual advocate or a firm of advocates to a business entity • Support service provided by Government or local authority, to any business entity located in taxable territory, excluding: • Renting of immovable property, • Speed post, transport services and services in relation to aircraft or vessel in certain cases • Service provided by way of : • Renting of motor vehicle designed for carrying passengers to any person not in similar line of business, • Supply of manpower, • Service portion of Works contract (Notified services) By an individual, HUF, Partnership Firm or Association of persons to a business entity registered as body corporate in a taxable territory © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 47
  • 48. REVERSE CHARGE  Service provided or agreed to be provided by a person located in non-taxable territory and received by a person in a taxable territory  Notified services are as follows: SL. No. Description of service Service Service Recipient Provider 1. Renting of a motor vehicle designed to carry passengers: •With abatement 100% Nil •Without abatement 40% 60% 2. Supply of manpower for any 75% 25% purpose 3. Service portion in Works 50% 50% contract service © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 48
  • 49. REVERSE CHARGE  Whether service provider to charge full rate of tax?  Payment of entire tax by service provider: - Service recipient absolved?  Different options be exercised by provider and receiver? © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 49
  • 50. VALUATION © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 50
  • 51. VALUATION : RULE 2A  W.e.f. July 1, 2012  Works Contract Service • Rule 2A substituted o Value of service = Gross amount charged less actual value of goods transferred in execution • Actual value of goods for VAT purposes to be considered for determining material value © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 51
  • 52. VALUATION: RULE 2A  Where value is not determined then: • Service value shall be computed as : o Original work – 40% of total amount charged o Contract for maintenance or repair, renovation or restoration of any goods – 70% o Other works – 60%  Original works means: • All new constructions • All types of additions and alterations to abandoned or damaged structures on land that are required to make them workable • Erection, commissioning or installation of plant, machinery or equipment or structures © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 52
  • 53. VALUATION: RULE 2A  ‘Total amount’ means: Gross amount charged Plus FMV of all goods and services supplied in or in relation to the contract whether or not supplied under the same contract Less The amount charged for such goods and services, and Less VAT or sales tax levied thereon  Specific bar inserted for availing excise duty credit in respect of inputs used in works contract services © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 53
  • 54. VALUATION : RULE 2C • W.e.f. July 1, 2012 DESCRIPTION EARLIER CURRENT TAXABLE TAXABLE VALUE VALUE W.E.F. 01.07.2012 Supply of food 30% 40% and beverages at restaurant Outdoor 50% 60% Catering • Value to be determined in the manner as discussed in Rule 2A • Credit of inputs allowed except those specified in Chapter 1 to 22. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 54
  • 55. VALUATION : RULE 6 • Value to include: • Amount realized as demurrage or by any other name for provision of service beyond originally contracted period in any manner relatable to service • Value to exclude: • Interest on deposits and delayed payment of any consideration for the provision of service or sale of goods • Accidental damages due to unforeseen actions not relatable to provision of service • Subsidies/grant by Govt. not effecting the value of service © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 55
  • 56. NOTABLE ABATEMENTS DESCRIPTION TAXABLE CONDITIONS % Bundled service by way of supply 70 Cenvat credit on any goods under of food or any other article of Chapters 1 to 22 used for human consumption or any drink, providing output service has not in a premises, including hotel, been taken in terms of Cenvat convention center, club, pandal, Credit Rules, 2004. shamiana or any place specially arranged for function together with renting of such premises Construction of a complex, 25 (i) Cenvat credit on inputs used building, civil structure or a part for providing the taxable thereof, intended for sale to a services has not been taken buyer, wholly or partly except (ii) The value of land is included where entire consideration is in the amount charged from received after issuance of the service receiver. completion certificate by the competent authority. © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 56
  • 57. Contact Details Our Knowledge Partner Thank you NEW DELHI BENGALURU 5, Jangpura Extension 4th Floor World Trade Center, Link Road, New Delhi - 110 018 Malleswaram, Phone: +91 (11) 4129 9810/800 Bangalore - 560 055 Phone: +91 (080) 41717777 CHENNAI MUMBAI 2, Wallace Garden 2nd Street 401 - 404, Kakad Chambers Chennai - 600 006 132, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli Phone: +91 (44) 43961600, 28334700-2 Mumbai - 400 018 Phone: +91 (22) 2491 4382/84/86 AHMEDABAD B-334 (3rd floor), SAKAR-VII, Nehru Bridge Corner, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380 009 HYDERABAD Phone: +91 (79) 4001 4500 ‘Hastigiri’ © COPYRIGHT 2012, INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS LAWS 5-9-163, Chapel Road, Opp. Methodist Church,