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Whether the medical bills( both Hospitalization and out-
patient)submitted and reimbursed to the service provider has
not taken initially as value for the purpose of Service Tax,
now demanding retrospectively i.e. from 2009-10 on wards(as
Demanded by Service Tax Department). Whether Reimbursement
is Service Tax chargeable?. Further, Vehicles were provided
to them by the service recipient and the Fuel bills were
directly paid to the Petrol bunk by the Service recipient.
Is that also Service Tax chargeable?
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Answer Posted / venkata giri
If you paid the service tax as per the billing amount, than
no need to pay the st again.
service tax not applicabel on pertol bills.
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