CESTAT Rules Cinema Revenue Sharing Not Taxable as Renting of Property
CESTAT rules that cinema revenue-sharing agreements are not “renting of immovable property” for service tax, setting aside demands against multiplexes and theatres.
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CESTAT rules that cinema revenue-sharing agreements are not “renting of immovable property” for service tax, setting aside demands against multiplexes and theatres.
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