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Taxation in the United States and Service Tax
Form ST-3
(Return under Section 70 of the Finance Act, 1994 read with Rule 7 of Service Tax Rules, 1994)
Following issues have been found in your return :

PART A

GENERAL INFORMATION

A1

ORIGINAL RETURN

A2

STC Number

Address of Registered Unit
Commissionerate

A4

Yes

REVISED RETURN

AAGPA5176PSD002

No

Name of the Assess- K K AGGARWALA & CO ee G BLOCK G-6A MILAP NAGAR ROAD UTTAM NAGAR UTTAM NAGAR UTTAM NAGAR
SERVICE TAX - DELHI

Financial Year

Division

2013-2014

A3

SERVICE TAX
Range RANGE-XVI
DIVISION-II NEW DELHI
A5 Return for the Period April-September

RETURN FILING DETAILS
Due date for filing of this return

25/10/2013

Actual date of filing

31/10/2013

No of days beyond due date

6

A6
A6.1

No

A7

Has the Assessee opted to operate as “Large Taxpayer”
Unit [‘Y’/’N’] (As defined under Rule 2(e) (ea) of the Central Excise Rules, 2002 read with Rule 2 (1) (c)(cc) of the
Service Tax Rules, 1994)
If reply to column A6.1 is 'Y', name of Large Taxpayer
Unit opted for
Premises Code Number

A8

Constitution of the Assessee

Proprietorship

A6.2

A9

SE0206A001

Taxable Service(s) for which Tax is being paid

Sub Clause

Description of Taxable Services Chartered accountant services

(s)

Taxable Service for which Tax is Chartered accountant services being paid
A10
Assessee is liable to pay Service Tax on this taxable service as
A10.1 A Service Provider under Section
68(1)
A10.3 A Service Provider under partial reverse charge under proviso to Section 68(2)
A10.5 If covered by A10.3 above, then the percentage of Service Tax Payable as Provider of Service

Yes
No

0

A10.2 A Service Receiver under Section 68(2)
A10.4 A Service Receiver under partial reverse charge under proviso to
Section 68(2)
A10.6 If covered by A10.4 above, then the percentage of Service Tax
Payable as Recipient of Service

No
No

0

A11 EXEMPTIONS
A11.1

Has the

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