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The Hotel-Receipts Tax Act, 1980

Learn about The Hotel-Receipts Tax Act, 1980 and how it affects businesses in the hospitality industry. Find out about the tax rates, exemptions, and penalties.

"Indian Tax Law Hospitality Industry Accommodation Tax Rates Exemptions Penalties"

Summary

The Hotel-Receipts Tax Act, 1980 is an Indian tax law that applies to businesses in the hospitality industry. The act mandates that hotels, lodges, and other establishments that provide accommodation must collect and pay a tax on the receipts generated from such services. The tax rate varies depending on the state, and the act provides exemptions for certain types of accommodation and guests. Businesses that fail to comply with the act are subject to penalties, which can include fines and imprisonment.

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# Section Link
1 Section 1: Short Title And Extent Open
2 Section 2: Definitions Open
3 Section 3: Application Of The Act Open
4 Section 4: Tax Authorities Open
5 Section 5: Charge Of Tax Open
6 Section 6: Scope Of Chargeable Receipts Open
7 Section 7: Computation Of Chargeable Receipts Open
8 Section 8: Return Of Chargeable Receipts Open
9 Section 9: Self-Assessment Open
10 Section 10: Assessment Open
11 Section 11: Best Judgment Assessment Open
12 Section 12: Re-Opening Of Assessment At The Instance Of The Assessee Open
13 Section 13: Receipts Escaping Assessment Open
14 Section 14: Advance Payment Of Hotel Receipts Tax Open
15 Section 15: Penalty For Failure To Furnish Returns, Comply With Notices, Concealment Of Receipts, Etc Open
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