Services of cargo handling - main contractor discharged the ...

Service Tax

May 29, 2013

Services of cargo handling - main contractor discharged the entire service tax liability - ST can not be demanded twice from the sub-contractor - demand and penalty set aside - AT

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Services of cargo handling - main contractor discharged the ...

Service Tax

May 29, 2013

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