Business of marketing telecom services - Incentive for work done ...

Service Tax

April 19, 2014

Business of marketing telecom services - Incentive for work done - Applicants claim that these incentives were to be paid to the staff of the applicant, hence not liable to service tax - prima facie case is against the assessee - AT

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Business of marketing telecom services - Incentive for work done ...

Service Tax

April 19, 2014

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