I bought a flat under construction in Noida back in February 2016. The builder charged me ₹80,000 as service tax (4.5% of the registration amount) in October 2016. They haven’t given me a receipt and claim they paid the tax on my behalf. Is there a way to verify if they actually deposited my service tax to the government?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I bought a flat under construction in Noida back in February 2016. The builder charged me ₹80,000 as service tax (4.5% of the registration amount) in October 2016. They haven’t given me a receipt and claim they paid the tax on my behalf. Is there a way to verify if they actually deposited my service tax to the government?
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

I bought a flat under construction in Noida back in February 2016. The builder charged me ₹80,000 as service tax (4.5% of the registration amount) in October 2016. They haven’t given me a receipt and claim they paid the tax on my behalf. Is there a way to verify if they actually deposited my service tax to the government?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

You can approach the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) with your details and the flat registration number to check if the service tax was deposited by the builder. You can also file a complaint with the Noida Authority, which may initiate an investigation into the matter.

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