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Site formation and clearance services - The amount of 2% to 3% ...

Service Tax

May 3, 2013

Site formation and clearance services - The amount of 2% to 3% margin retained by the appellant cannot be treated as service charges received from the sub-contractors - Not taxable as BAS - AT

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