Principal Commissioner of Service Tax office here issued the summons to the tennis star on February 6 and appear before it in person or by an authorised agent on February 16.
The notice says "Whereas an investigation against you about non-payment/evasion of Service Tax/contravention of provisions of Finance Act 1994 and Rules made there under is being inquired.
"I have reasons to believe you are in possession of facts or/and documents and things which are relevant to the inquiry."
If you fail to comply with this summons and intentionally avoid to attend or to give evidence and to produce the documents and things, without a lawful excuse, you will be liable to be punished under the relevant provisions of IPC, it said.
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