« Service Tax » Open DEMAT Account in 24 hrs  Income Tax Refund Adjustment Against Old Tax Demands: What AY 2026–27 Taxpayers Should Know Before Claiming a Refund  ITR filing 2026: Here are the 7 income tax notices you may receive after filing your return and what they mean  ITR filed and verified? Here's how the Income Tax Department spots mismatches—and when it sends a notice  ITR Filing 2026: CBDT Introduces 6 Major E-Filing Portal Upgrades Ahead of Peak Tax Return Filing Season  ITR Filing 2026: Sold Shares, Property or Crypto? Key Tax Rules You Must Know Before Filing Your Income Tax Return  ITR filing 2026 Secondary address field is now mandatory here s how it can help taxpayers  New GST Rates: When will changes in GST rates take effect? What's the GST on medicines? | Top FAQs answered  New Income Tax Bill 2025: 3 key changes that could make ITR filing easier  Tax e-filing: New banks enabled for online tax payments via e-pay tax service Check the entire list of banks  Income Tax Bill 2025: Changes under the new bill that taxpayers must know. Check FAQs  ITR filing: Know the new Budget 2025 rules for filing updated income tax returns «  IAMAI asks for service tax cut to spur consumption... ASSOCHAM to organise master classes on service tax... » Taxability of service imports settled January, 06th 2009 A recent decision of the Mumbai High Court in Indian National Shipowners Association Vs. Union of India (2008-TIOL-633) appears to have authoritatively resolved a long standing matter of dispute regarding the charge of service tax on import of services into India. The Mumbai High Court has held that taxation of imports of services was legally permissible only after the introduction of Section 66 A of the Finance Act 1994 (the Act) with effect from April 18, 2006, and not for any period prior to that date.